Ok, I will add everything from the top row. Zoom and view mode are the only
two things in the toolbar that are not buttons. They are both in the
fileTools(file operations) bar. The reason why I ask is because I cannot
seem to be able at the moment to change the value of the view mode, from
Page View to Continous View using the keyboard, so I think that this will
need aditional changes.
In the mean time I've succeded to remove the pallete from the tab order. It
was not one of it's objects, it was the pallet window itself.
2014-06-05 2:23 GMT+03:00 Marc Sabatella <[email protected]>:
> On 06/04/2014 02:05 PM, Andrei Tuicu wrote:
> > I've corrected the behavior for back tabbing, now it has highlighting
> > as expected and I've added all the buttons from the file operations
> > and transport tools to the tabbing order. Should I add the MagBox (
> > zoom ) and the View combo box? Same question for the pitch tools and
> > foto tools.
>
> My default assumption is that each toolbar or section of toolbar should
> be all or nothing. Although I'm not totally clear on how things are
> labeled - some buttons don't correspond to any named toolbar as far as
> the GUI is concerned. That is in itself something we might want to look
> at: what toolbar do the zoom and view mode controls live on, and can
> these be toggled on and off like the Transport and Note Entry toolbars?
> They seem to be in a sort of limbo.
>
> Anyhow, for now, let's say, everything on the top row of the toolbar
> (which includes Transport as well as unnamed toolbars), nothing in the
> second row (the Note Input toolbar).
>
> Marc
>
>
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