Changing the macro to be triggered by a < key seems sensible, since that's related to tags, but why not also change the insert closing tag then to ctrl+> for instance? Right now they are very separate key- wise, but quite close function-wise.
Andreas
On 21/10/2005, at 10.22, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
Changing the macro to be triggered by a < key seems sensible, since that's related to tags, but why not also change the insert closing tag then to ctrl+> for instance?
Because no-one thought of it until now :)
Right now they are very separate key-wise, but quite close function- wise.
I'll change the key.
On 10/21/05, Andreas Wahlin andreaswahlin@bredband.net wrote: not also change the insert closing
tag then to ctrl+> for instance? Right now they are very separate key- wise, but quite close function-wise.
That might hold true for the US layout. But it does not for other layouts: for example, in the Spanish layout, > is Shift + <. Unfortunately, it is also next to the shift key, so Ctrl + Shift+ < makes our fingers end up almost in a fist trampling the corner of the keyboard :(
But I suppose the benefit of the majority should prevail over the uncomfort of a minority in this case :/
Victor
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Same for us Swedes ... and most other nationalities I might believe, I don't find it that bothersome though .. but perhaps worth considering. I still say the original keys are the best, this is one more reason :)
Andreas
makes our fingers end up almost in a fist trampling the corner of the keyboard :(
Andreas
On 10/21/05, victor jalencas victor.jalencas@gmail.com wrote:
That might hold true for the US layout. But it does not for other layouts: for example, in the Spanish layout, > is Shift + <. Unfortunately, it is also next to the shift key, so Ctrl + Shift+ < makes our fingers end up almost in a fist trampling the corner of the keyboard :(
It's actually possibly worse -- though more consistent -- for those using a US layout. In that case < is shift + comma and > is shift + period. Thus with the same fist trampling situation in either case...
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Oh well, I almost exclusively use only the left {shift,ctrl,cmd} modifier keys. That's why I wouldn't consider it worse. But that's only my case, of course, and in the same manner, I consider that in time, I could possibly end up using the right modifier keys. No big deal I suppose
Victor
On 10/21/05, Chris Boone hypsometry@gmail.com wrote:
On 10/21/05, victor jalencas victor.jalencas@gmail.com wrote:
That might hold true for the US layout. But it does not for other layouts: for example, in the Spanish layout, > is Shift + <. Unfortunately, it is also next to the shift key, so Ctrl + Shift+ < makes our fingers end up almost in a fist trampling the corner of the keyboard :(
It's actually possibly worse -- though more consistent -- for those using a US layout. In that case < is shift + comma and > is shift + period. Thus with the same fist trampling situation in either case...
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