On Mon, 7 Mar 2016, Jesus Reyes A. wrote:
En Mon, 07 Mar 2016 21:21:03 -0600, Ondrej Pokorny <[email protected]>
escribió:
I don't think this is possible or reasonable.
On 08.03.2016 2:39, Dmitry Boyarintsev wrote:
procedure TClass.Test(y: integer);
begin
x private|:= y;
end;
One problem is that CodeTools need valid syntax in front of y to evaluate
the type of y correctly (the type that x gets).
Eventually people will know the dialog well, so selecting the needed item
in the dialog might be painful.
Then we should do some kind of fast select possibility in the dialog. From
my point of view, typing "x private" is more paintful than writing just "x"
and then selecting the section with key up/down from the dialog. If you add
only private variables, you can make it the default choice (in
Options->Code tools->Code creation) and then the dialog doesn't pop-up.
Ondrej
Some crazy idea:
Detect the shortcut being pressed and then start a timer, if the user
releases the shortcut before the timer triggers, then the user wants to use
the previous selection (in this case the private section for example) and
then no dialog is needed, if there is no previous selection or the timer
triggers then show the dialog. The timer interval would need to be a setting
so it can be adjusted by the end user. :)
No, this kind of behaviour is very confusing. Then better 2 shortcut keys:
ctrl-shift-X = create using default set in options.
ctrl-alt-X or ctrl-shift-alt-X = create and force dialog.
Or something similar.
Michael.
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