I thought about that, but since none of the other keys in that range
were recognized (or on any keyboard /I've/ ever seen) I figured it was
better to optimize the interface for the common shift+tab case rather
than the uncommon left-tab case.
Julien Danjou wrote:
At 1222230002 time_t, Nathan Weizenbaum wrote:
Attached are two patches that make shift+tab cycle backwards through
completion-enabled awful prompt widgets. The first enables shift+tab to
be caught by the keygrabber (it actually sends ISO_Left_Tab, so I have a
special case that transforms that to a plain old tab), and the second
uses this to add the cycling behavior to the prompt.
Why don't you keep ISO_Left_Tab?
I think it may be a special key on some keyboard, maybe we should keep
it as it is.
Cheers,
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