[Camino] HIG of Key-Equiv in contextual menu for toolbar icons?

[Jim Witte]

I wrote an email to the OmniGroup-dev list asking whether key 
equivalents could be added to the Finder contextual menus like in 
Camino (Cmd-I for Info and Cmd-D for delete would be really helpful).  
I got this back, and sent the following bit as a reply.  Anyone here 
care to comment of the "HIG-ness" of key-equivs in contextual menus?

Last I checked, contextual menus are not supposed to have keyboard
equivalents.  I don't know why Terminal does; I find it annoying.
  I find the contextual menu equivs in Camino to be extremely useful, 
and not *too* non-intuitive since menus now stay open when you click 
them.  Just click, then Cmd-I for info.  This isn't much of a stretch 
on an iBook keyboard.  It saves me the time, effort, and (maybe) 
RSI-inducing movement to scroll down to the item on a trackpad.

  It's like how I delete things on Windows (when I have to).  
Right-click on an icon, then D for delete, then Y for yes.  One smooth 
motion, the over-cautious MS dialog be damned!

Jim

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