--- Martin Fernau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Saturday 31 July 2004 17.31, Jan Heldmaier wrote:
> > I agree on the choice.
> >
> > I run AMSN parallel to Licq, and they do NOT match in Enter/ctrl-Enter.
> That is rather annoying if i run several talks at the same time. I KNOW
> there are programs, like kopete to use both protocols at the same tie,
> > but that is not what i want (for several reasons)
> >
> > --
> > /Rikard
>
> also a good idea would be the possibility to send the message if you press
> enter _twice_
> a single enter will break the link and you can type more... but if you
> press enter two times, the message will be send
What if I want to insert two consecutive line breaks in the message?
I think sending the message upon pressing Enter is a _bad_ idea:
once it's gone, you can't take it back.
Requiring a combination of keys is a way of ensuring that the user really
means to send the message w/o being too much of an inconvenience.
For most applications, email clients, word processing, 'Enter' is associated
with a line break, not sending something out.
So, by all means, please keep the behaviour the way it is unless it is
made customisable.
Rico.
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