I'm sorry dimiter, I'm not understanding your objections to this, particularly your comment about Mac users?
As for non standard behaviour, I believe that Visual Studio employs this behaviour for CTRL-TAB - switching between open editor tabs. I know, I know, its M$ and how dare I utter 'standard' and M$ in the same paragraph ;), but I believe that feature has been in there for a while. In my experience I only ever had positive feedback when I added it to JBuilder, and the lack of it I find very frustrating in IDEA. If you really don't like it then it could be an optional behaviour. dimiter wrote: > I'm sorry, but I'd say -1 this is non standard behavior which breaks my > expectations (or even worse - change them...) > > Perhaps a variant is to introduce some new AdvancedIDEAUltraLazyLookAndFeel > but creating such would be labor consuming endless task and IMO IDEA is > pretty convenient as is <rant>yeah, I do have to press Enter, I even use > Shift and CAPS-LOCK..<rant/> > > I also wonder what do the Mac people think about using option+q for > javadoc... > > --dimiter > > > "Paul Bradshaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > agkov1$k51$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:agkov1$k51$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > >>That's a good idea as well... repeatedly pressing the key moves the >>selection cyclicly, and then letting up on the Alt selects the > > corresponding > >>item. Since I almost always use "project" from the Alt-F1 list, and it's >>almost always at the top, then this would make the function work like I > > want > >>with just a single keypress (no need for a confirming "enter"). I'd love >>this!!! >> >>"Nathan Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... >> >>>I agree. >>> >>>What would be even better would be to implement it in a windows-like >>>ALT-TAB fashion - to only select the highlighted item on release of the >>>ALT (or whatever modifier) key, and if you hold down the ALT and >>>repeatedly press F1 the highlighted item in the list would move down. I >>>implemented something similar for switching between recent files in my >>>JBNavigator+ open tool for JBuilder and it seemed to go down very well. >>> >>>This could be applied across all popup menu's across IDEA - e.g. >>>Surround With, Recent Files... >>> >>>N. >>> >>>Paul Bradshaw wrote: >>> >>>>I still wish you could select the "default" (top) item on the list by >>> >>just >> >>>>hitting Alt-F1 again (same key that invoked the menu). It's annoying >>> > to > >>>>have to go all the way across the keyboard to hit Enter again (for >>> >>single >> >>>>handed users, or for users who have one hand on the mouse at the >>> > time). > >>Or >> >>>>at least a numbered menu like with the "Surround With" menu, so I can >>> >>just >> >>>>hit the number and go, without moving my hand so far. It's a little >>> >>thing, >> >>>>but it's very annoying. >>>> >>>>"Bryan Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >>>>agf3vg$qnj$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:agf3vg$qnj$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... >>>> >>>> >>>>>The first one is already there (it was pointed out to me when I asked >>>> >>for >> >>>>>it). Press Alt-F1 from the editor and select "Project" from the menu >>>> >>that >> >>>>>pops up. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>"Charles Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >>>>>agf202$o45$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:agf202$o45$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>Ariadna is comming along great. I look forward to every new build. >>>>>> >>>>>>Here are a few more things I would love to see in 3.0: >>>>>> >>>>>>1) locate in project tree: this would expend the project tree to >>>>> > show > >>>>the >>>> >>>> >>>>>>class/function that is in the active editor window. >>>>>> >>>>>>2)Find by function: A variation on go to class: type name of >>>>> > function, > >>>>and >>>> >>>> >>>>>>get a list of classed implementing functions by that name. >>>>>> >>>>>>3)direct support for rmic (I know this can be done thru ant, now. I'd >>>>> >>>>just >>>> >>>> >>>>>>rather not). >>>>>> >>>>>>4) (This may seem odd to some) When I have mult-line parameter lists, >>>>> > I > >>>>>like >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>to make them flush right ( I set my margins to 78). If I am not the >>>>> >>>>only >>>> >>>> >>>>>>one who does this, it would be handy to have the editors help with >>>>> > this > >>>>>>format. >>>>>> >>>>>>Additionally, keep giving us all the great features I never knew I >>>>> >>>>wanted >>>> >>>> >>>>>>untill I saw them in IntelliJ. >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks so much, >>>>>> >>>>>>Charles >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >> > > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
