eht16 left a comment (geany/geany#4279) > But since the menubar is accessible even when hidden now, I think there > should be a menu item "View->Show Menubar" to re-show the menubar again as > another way to show it for users who use the F10 method. I've just added this > feature (not sure how exactly it should behave, right now I hide the `[x] > Show Menubar` item when the menubar is shown, but it could also be modified > to be always shown when the keybinding is set).
I'd say we should show it always, this advertises the feature a little more and gives a quick way to hide the menubar in addition to the keybinding. > > That would probably be OK as Firefox only shows the menubar when Alt is > > released alone. > > But won't you run into that in this case too? For Alt+Key the sequence the > user will press/release keys will be: > > 1. Alt press > > 2. Key press > > 3. Key release > > 4. Alt release > > > So, IMO, you get a separate alt press or alt release in 1 or 4, respectively > (I haven't tested it with GTK though, maybe it behaves some other way). After having tested this PR, I think neither the Alt nor F10 are very necessary. There is a user definable keybinding and there is a message in the status window telling the user how they can get the menubar back. So, for the sake of simplicity, we could also leave it as is. > > I wouldn't have thought either, but if you like we might be able to squeeze > > it if it's ready enough. > > I kind of think it's ready (except for the documentation update Enrico > mentioned). So maybe Don't feel pushed, I just asked. We don't need to rush it in. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/4279#issuecomment-2955065228 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/pull/4279/[email protected]>
