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Posted: 01 May 2007 16:40
by jacky
admin wrote:jacky wrote:Little thing: it might not be doable, but for the commands available on SR only, couldn't it be said on Scope instead? That would make sense, and be more noticable I think.
Done.

Yep. Very nice

I see you've added a dot after the Scope, not sure why, I wouldn't have, but...
Anyways, there's a problem with having "SR Only" on a new line, at least for the export (Copy Shortcut Cheat Sheet) as it obviously breaks the whole thing (one line per shortcut/command)!
Re: cheat sheet
Posted: 01 May 2007 17:24
by j_c_hallgren
admin wrote:j_c_hallgren wrote:..would any of these be available at some point in future for CKS cheat sheat?
Other options would be possible, but I think the current way should suffice for now since it leaves all further formatting/output options to you.
I was agreeing that current way is fine for now, but was thinking that some of code/options in Report in FF might be usable here also.
Posted: 01 May 2007 22:27
by admin
jacky wrote:admin wrote:jacky wrote:Little thing: it might not be doable, but for the commands available on SR only, couldn't it be said on Scope instead? That would make sense, and be more noticable I think.
Done.

Yep. Very nice

I see you've added a dot after the Scope, not sure why, I wouldn't have, but...
Anyways, there's a problem with having "SR Only" on a new line, at least for the export (Copy Shortcut Cheat Sheet) as it obviously breaks the whole thing (one line per shortcut/command)!
Yep, sure. And I removed the dot, too, it sucked

Re: cheat sheet
Posted: 01 May 2007 22:31
by admin
j_c_hallgren wrote:admin wrote:j_c_hallgren wrote:..would any of these be available at some point in future for CKS cheat sheat?
Other options would be possible, but I think the current way should suffice for now since it leaves all further formatting/output options to you.
I was agreeing that current way is fine for now, but was thinking that some of code/options in Report in FF might be usable here also.
I changed the caption to
Copy "Cheat Sheet".
Concerning the options: as always, if street pressure gets higher I'll rethink it. Currently I want to deliver the basic CKS tool. Later we'll see which refinements will improve it and which would just be bloat.
Posted: 09 May 2007 16:11
by jacky
Code: Select all
+ CKS: Commands list got a little context menu where you can copy the
selected command to clipboard.
Yeah, but why do you there use "Key(s)" while on "Copy Cheet Sheet" you use "Shortcut(s)" ? Since both those refers to the same thing, wouldn't be better to use the same term everywhere ?
Posted: 09 May 2007 16:39
by admin
jacky wrote:Code: Select all
+ CKS: Commands list got a little context menu where you can copy the
selected command to clipboard.
Yeah, but why do you there use "Key(s)" while on "Copy Cheet Sheet" you use "Shortcut(s)" ? Since both those refers to the same thing, wouldn't be better to use the same term everywhere ?

Definitely!
I even use
three EDIT: four! versions within this interface, all referring to the same thing:
- key
- shortcut
- shortcut key
- keyboard shortcut
And I don't like either!
- key sounds like
one key, not a combo
- shortcut has another meaning in Windows
- shortcut key is too long and a weird term
- keyboard shortcut is too long
hmmmmmmm... what now?
Posted: 09 May 2007 16:44
by jacky
admin wrote:- shortcut has another meaning in Windows
Yeah, and I think still that would be my choice.. I mean, we're talking Customizable Keyboard
Shortcuts here

, sure shortcut has also another meaning in Windows, but it is also the term used when it comes to.... shortcuts, as in keyboard shortcuts.
I don't think anyone would confuse the two, knowing they dealing with CKS, so on CKS you can drop the "Keyboard" and only use "Shortcut", IMO
Posted: 09 May 2007 16:53
by admin
Man, it was even four terms! (see my edit in previous port)
Yes, "shortcut" is probably the best.
Posted: 09 May 2007 17:03
by jacky
admin wrote:Man, it was even four terms! (see my edit in previous port)
Yes, "shortcut" is probably the best.
Yeah, plus i checked, "shortcut" is the term used on the wiki also, so it definately makes sense!

Posted: 10 May 2007 13:54
by lukescammell
Key combos?
It's a bit more relaxed, but it's short and certainly implies more than one. Shortcuts is good too, I just thought I'd throw this into the ring...