since i've brought up the subject of navigation-without-a-mouse...
is there a way to move the focus from the editing window to the project drawer (i.e. to commit an entire folder) using the keyboard?
the reverse is possible with an obscure amount of pressing the tab key. but back?
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On Mar 7, 2005, at 19:24, Tom Lazar wrote:
is there a way to move the focus from the editing window to the project drawer (i.e. to commit an entire folder) using the keyboard?
Control-tab to go from editor to project drawer.
the reverse is possible with an obscure amount of pressing the tab key. but back?
Shift-tab to go back to editor from project drawer.
On 07.03.2005, at 19:33, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Mar 7, 2005, at 19:24, Tom Lazar wrote:
is there a way to move the focus from the editing window to the project drawer (i.e. to commit an entire folder) using the keyboard?
Control-tab to go from editor to project drawer.
duh! i can't believe i missed that ;-) i swear, i tried that one (it's rather obvious, come to think of it)
i'm sure this works in a lot of other apps, as well. i just discovered it in mail.app, too for instance..
the reverse is possible with an obscure amount of pressing the tab key. but back?
Shift-tab to go back to editor from project drawer.
why not use shift-tab to go from editor to project drawer, as well? then we'd have shift-tab to toggle quickly and ctrl-tab to cycle through the whole editor -> drawer -> action widgets
tom
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On Mar 7, 2005, at 19:56, Tom Lazar wrote:
why not use shift-tab to go from editor to project drawer, as well? then we'd have shift-tab to toggle quickly and ctrl-tab to cycle through the whole editor -> drawer -> action widgets
Okay, I added two action methods to change focus which one can use in the KeyBindings.dict, and I setup shift-tab to give focus to next view (which is the project drawer).
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