Re: [gcmd-dev] Tabs, tabs, tabs...

[laurent]

Le jeudi 10 juin 2010 à 23:53 +0200, Michael a écrit :
> Piotr Eljasiak, 
> 
> > Hi folks,
> > 
> > I've just realized that I've forgotten to announce the tabs code inclusion 
> > into 'master' branch.
> 
> Nice you mention it now ! :) :)
> 
Noticed it while updating french help translation :)
great feature
> (trying to imagine i would trigger new tab just by mistyping a Ctrl+R some 
> day in 2011 or so -- i had to file a bug report CRITICAL - GCMD SUDDENLY 
> CREATES TABS!)
> 
> >       CTRL+T         Open directory in a new tab (replaces the old 
> > Multi-Rename-Tool binding)
> >       CTRL+W         Close current tab
> >       CTRL+TAB       Switch to the next tab
> 
> works
> 
> >       CTRL+SHIFT+TAB Switch to the previous tab
> 
> no works here.
> 
> what works is, when i close a tab via doubleclick, then the arrow <--> keys 
> are navigating through tabs afterwards. Of course, a feature ! Let's talk 
> other things.
> 
> Seriously, assigning focus finally got a little bit complex, with tab 
> switching between panels and arrows moving in folders and then the 
> commandline. Bugtracking must be pure horror :) but hopefully you are able to 
> work it out somehow. Surely it needs to be designed very carefully and very 
> bullet-proof to avoid creating just by case artificial intelligence some day !
> 
> > support for Firefox-style doubleclicks 
> 
> hey what. wait. do we confuse something here ? My firefox closes tabs with 
> middle-click. Iceweasel 3.5.9 on Debian. But i seem to remember it was like 
> this in Windows too. (It's just, i didn't need to use one since long)
> 
> I really think middleclick is a good choice, for example, it can not fail, 
> while double-click on laptop touchpads may be triggered in error. (btw 
> firefox also has ctrl+shift+t to re-open the latest closed tab)
> - Is there any chance to implement a choice, to configure what click is used ?
> 
> 
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