Le 2011-09-26 à 08:34:00, Richie Cyngler a écrit :
None of these combinations provide that behavior on Pd Vanilla built from
latest git on OS X 10.6:
control-Enter
command-Enter
option-Enter
shift-Enter
I could live with control-Enter instead of <ESC> (especially since I've
rewired my caps lock key to control at the OS level using the Keyboard system
prefs) -- though <ESC> works so well for switching modes in Vim. :)
The only thing that has made sense to me is :
Enter for accepting changes made in a box's text and exit that mode ;
Escape for cancelling those changes and exit that mode too ;
Shift-Enter to insert a literal newline in a box's text (currently
meaningless because they get replaced by Space by the loader/saver) ;
Those shortcuts don't necessarily apply to the main Edit Mode... I don't
recall whether we bound Enter to « switch to text edition ». Escape has
no effect in that context, because there's no modal dialogue-like thing
to get out of. A text edition in progress is quite « modal » in that
particular meaning of the word (but there are several things called
«Modes»... e.g. Ctrl+e wouldn't be called « modal »).
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