[Lazarus] Keys attached to IDE functions
Martin
lazarus at mfriebe.de
Wed Apr 4 18:10:38 CEST 2012
On 04/04/2012 17:02, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
> In the IDE Options the key mappings can be searched (and changed) very
> convenient. But when I filter for "breakpoint" I only get 3 functions
> listed. It took me quite a while to find out that the other breakpoint
> related functions are named "break point" (with a space in the
> middle). I think that this word should be written in the same way
> (without space) for all cases.
+1
>
> Yet another issue that stroke me:
> When searching for a key I often don't know how it is actually named.
> But I know which key invokes it. So I search for the function with
> "find key combination". That's fine so far. Having read it's name I
> often want do see other related keys with similar names and do another
> search by name. But this does not work anymore. I have to exit from
> the options dialog and reinvoke it to do another search by name. Is
> that intended? It's a bit annoying.
After searching for a key, the button has that key's name as caption.
Click the button, dialog will say "unknown" confirm > all are shown
Could be more intuitive with a clear button.
>
> And yet another one: When I want to assign a new key and this key is
> already assigned to another function I get a message telling me
> whether I still want to assign to this key. If I answer no, the whole
> assignment dialog is closed. Often I want to try another key but first
> I have to find my entry (it's not even highlighted anymore!) and
> double click on it again. This repeats for each unsuccessful try of
> keys. I am not sure whether this can be changed easily but if yes I
> (and hopefully others too) would appreciate if someone does.
>
Are you on trunk?
the warning now has 3 buttons. And can return to the assign dialog
> And a last one: What is the difference between "Toggle Breakpoint" and
> "Toggle view Breakpoints"? The names sound identical but "Toggle view
> Breakpoints" only shows the list of breakpoints. And it does not
> toggle anything. Once called it does not close when I use the related
> key again. Shouldn't this be named "Show Breakpoints" or something
> like this?
2nd needs to be renamed
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