On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 01:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Then this looks like a serious issue, since this feature is probably not > used often by advanced users, but often by beginners, while the dynamic > shortcuts are used as quick-assign-keys by advanced users. > While I am all for making gimp more usable, I think making it more useful > to advanced users would be better than to make life harder for them > (correct me if i am wrong, but do you know anybody who is seriously using > gimp without extensively using dynamic shortcuts? I don't). > > What you describe clearly is also a bug, since either the mnemonics > shouldn't be there if they clash with my own keybindings (just as > reassigning a keybinding will remove the old assigment), or the > reassignment shouldn't happen when it clashes (less preferable). > > Also, wouldn't it make sense to use only one mechanism to handle both > dynamic assigments as well mnemonics? If menmonics can't do that this > might be a shortcoming in gtk2. > > Lastly, telling me I don't understand something because it works fine and > then telling me that the feature doesn't work fine sounds like there > might still be a problem lurking in this area... :)
I consider myself an advanced user and I find both the mnemonics and the dynamic shortcuts useful. You can quickly run out of shortcuts, but because they are multilevel, mnemonics can still be used to quickly access a feature (alt+f,b,g sequence to access gaussian blur for example). I find the preference toggle to be a best solution to the two clashing features. I do not want access keys/mnemonics to go away because of dynamic shortcuts. Another solution would be to not use single key shortcuts, so that those work for all the mnemonics, but I find that more limiting than the preference toggle, since I usually set up shortcuts once and then work with the session. cheers P.S.: if my previous mail actually made it, accept my apology for double posting. -- Jakub Steiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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