so you guys vote for keeping the existing shortcuts using SHIFT/CTRL/ALT but 
enable cursor tool to switch modes via alphabetical keys e.g.

MoveVertex
A = AddVertex
D = DeleteVertex

?

..ede

On 21.12.2012 06:34, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Zooming and panning are needed all the time when digitising and therefore I 
> keep left hand fingers on Alt and Shift keys. There should be a good reason 
> for changing the current Alt, Alt/Shift and Ctrl shortcuts. Z, S and and M 
> would be easier to remember for new users but on the other hand Z and M far 
> apart on the keyboard and hard to find without looking at your fingers. Z 
> launching the Matthias zoom might be good for digitising. Box zoom is missed 
> but one easy-to-remember key for pan and zoom would be an advantage.
> 
> -Jukka-
> ________________________________________
> Michaël Michaud wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>> On 19.12.2012 09:09, Michaël Michaud wrote:
>>> Hi
>>>> we could abstain from global metakey shortcuts and move to select tool via 
>>>> shortcut and use it then. like e.g. photoshop does
>>>> http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/keyboard-shortcut-for-photoshop-cs2-toolsbox/
>>>>
>>>> s - could toggle through select modes
>>>> v - vertex tools
>>>> m - move
>>>> ...
>>>>
>>>> it it worked until now then because the tools were simple enough and 
>>>> didn't need extra modifiers.
>>> This is also a solution I have considered (but probably needing more work).
>>> Maybe we should keep the metakeys for global switch
>>> between editing tools / selection / zoom
>>> and use normal keys for specific editing operations.
>>> Would it be possible ?
>>>
>> rather unorthodox but also possible.. make the "essential" keyboard 
>> shortcuts meta key free meaning using a letter key instead e.g.
>>
>> Z + left/right click = Zoom in/out
>> S(+SHIFT) + click = Select(add)
>> etc...
> I think it would be good to keep CTRL and ALT as shortcuts to select and
> zoom tools (maybe switching from old zoom tool to new mathias zoom tool
> to get also the pan) and use single letters (without meta-key if
> possible for specific editing operations).
> What do you think ?
> 
> Michaël
>>
>> that should be fairly easy to realize as QuasiModeTool has only to be made 
>> aware of other keys... ede
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