+1 for the numbered items suggestion
"Nathan Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I don't think it really looks like a menu at the moment anyway; on > windows it has a white background, and looks more like a list box... > > I generally agree about ui consistency, but I think these little list > boxes are pretty unique and so there's no harm in the interaction with > them being unique... Paul's not the first to be stoked by the idea, and > I don't think he will be the last ;) > > Paul Bradshaw wrote: > > So is the solution as simply as not making it look like a menu, and instead > > making it look like the alt-tab switcher? > > > > Yeah, it should probably be an option. But I cannot emphasize how much I > > HATE having to constantly press enter after everything. To exaggerate, it'd > > be like duplicating a line would require a Ctrl-D and then ENTER, or to > > backspace a character, you'd press backspace and then ENTER. It's annoying > > as hell, and really bad when the key-press is on the opposite side of the > > keyboard from ENTER. I'd like to minimize how often I have to take my left > > hand off home-row. > > > > I'd settle for a "numbered list" like with the Surround-With menu, or just > > being able to press the keystroke again to take the "default/top" item. > > Anything would be an improvement. > > > > "dimiter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > > agmi1j$spj$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:agmi1j$spj$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > > >>>I'm sorry dimiter, I'm not understanding your objections to this, > >>>particularly your comment about Mac users? > >> > >>In Mac OS "command+Q" normally closes the application, while in IDEA it > >>displays the JavaDoc. > >> > >> > >> > >>> In my experience I only ever had positive feedback when I added it to > >>>JBuilder, and the lack of it I find very frustrating in IDEA. > >> > >>Exactly what I meant.. Once you get used to an UI feature you start to > >>expect it in the other apps too, and you end up doing strange things (like > >>shift-clicking in the task bar to close an application) > >>So if we want a Alt+Tab style switching widget it's ok, but currently it > >>looks like a menu and I'd like it to behave as menu. > >> > >> > >> > >>>If you really don't like it then it could be an optional behaviour. > >> > >>May be I'd like it when I see it, but please keep the UI consistent. See > >>Interface Hall of Shame on http://www.iarchitect.com/index.htm to see what > > > > I > > > >>mean. > >> > >>regards, > >>dimiter > >> > >> > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
