Interesting, but how is it that Ctrl-B works for Browse and is also a meta key for Ctrl-B + Ctlr+N? I think there is a a way to support both - whether its worth it is another question (and I suspect the complication of supporting it might not be worthwhile, and some of the old key combinations like Ctrl-B and Ctrl-N might need deprecating as there are meta key equivalents as when I looked through the existing code it is quite complicated and in need of a cleanup).
Tim > On 4 Sep 2017, at 10:52, Torsten Bergmann <asta...@gmx.de> wrote: > > Hi Hannes, > > The desktop manager uses "key combinations" always starting with CTRL+D (like > "Desktop") > so one can easily remember the possibilities: > > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + D — “Desktop Display” to display and switch > between all desktops > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + A — “Desktop Add” to add a new desktop > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + N — “Desktop Next” to go to next desktop > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + P — “Desktop Previous” to go to previous desktop > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + B — “Desktop Background” to choose a background > CTRL + D followed by CTRL + F — “Desktop Fullscreen” to switch fullscreen > option > > as can be seen in > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpLY7uQnPsg > > but unfortunately CTRL+D ("single key") is also used for the "do it" in a > playground. > > As the shortcut handler of the desktop manager is only triggered when the > full key sequence is > pressed the code can only check if the active hand is in an editor and allow > the do it then. > At least that is the only solution I've found to this problem so far. > > This leads to the unfortunate effect you have to press CTRL+D twice in the > playground once the desktop > manager is loaded. > > But nonetheless the "do it" is still possible - you only have to hit CTRL+D > twice in the playground. > Hope this helps! > > Bye > T. >
