[Lazarus] Two key sequences little difference (to Delphi)

[Mattias Gaertner]

 Max Vlasov <max.vlasov at gmail.com> hat am 16. Juni 2011 um 14:53 geschrieben:


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>  2011/6/16 Mattias Gaertner <nc-gaertnma at netcologne.de
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> >  Max Vlasov <max.vlasov at gmail.com [mailto:max.vlasov at gmail.com] > hat am 16.
> > Juni 2011 um 14:33 geschrieben:
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> > >  Hi,
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> > >  I'm not sure this is a big issue, but just curious
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> > >  I used to two-key sequences like Ctrl-Q-F, Ctrl-K-I, Ctrl-K-U in IDE
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> > Do you mean Ctrl-Q+Ctrl-F ? 
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>  Sorry if I didn't explain clearly. I meant the sequences when after holding
> Ctrl one pressed simple letter keys (search, block operations in classic).
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>  My hands are used to doing it this way (example for block moving to right,
> works in Delphi):
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>  - Press and hold Control
>  - Press and hold K
>  - Press I
>  - Withdraw (Control, K, I) in random order or Press K-I once again.
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> But in Lazarus works only:
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>  - Press and hold Control
>  - Press and withdraw K + withdraw Control (in any order)
>  - Press and withdraw I
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>  The first one allows moving block quicker since I can hold Control for as
> long as I want and jumping from K to I many times.
 
So your answer is: Yes.
 
See Martin's and my answers. 
 
Mattias
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