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Reporter: stevage [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 9.48pm, Monday, 28th February 2011]
Currently shortcut keys (J, P, Q...) are assigned in any of the Controller classes and can happily conflict. I've twice now assigned a shortcut key in one class, only to discover later that it conflicted with another one.
So at the least we need a central list (perhaps on the wiki) of which shortcuts are being used for what.
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Author: stevage [Added to the original trac issue at 12.44pm, Wednesday, 2nd March 2011]
Whoops, thanks. I've done so. There are very few single letter shortcuts left: E, G, I, N, O, U. (Hmm, just enough to write an offensive French word.) Is it about time we had discussion about how best to use these keys? I was thinking perhaps all tools could be one letter, which highlights the toolbox, then another letter to select the tool. Or we could have a convention that they are all Ctrl+... Or something.
Reporter: stevage
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 9.48pm, Monday, 28th February 2011]
Currently shortcut keys (J, P, Q...) are assigned in any of the Controller classes and can happily conflict. I've twice now assigned a shortcut key in one class, only to discover later that it conflicted with another one.
So at the least we need a central list (perhaps on the wiki) of which shortcuts are being used for what.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: