replies are Inline below. On 12/29/2016 8:52 AM, EBo wrote: > I will also inline as below... > > On Dec 29 2016 6:42 AM, Jim Craig wrote: >> See my replies below inline. >> >> On 12/28/2016 7:59 PM, Chris Morley wrote: >>> ... >>> >>> When I entered a value the cursor moves down to the next tool rather >>> then the next axis of the same tool. >>> >>> I would think this is not what you wanted? >> This is what I wanted. It is the way most spreadsheets work. If the >> group does not like enter moving down then we can remove that >> functionality or put it in as optional. Then the programmer using the >> widget would have to decide to use it or handle the option in their >> main >> application. > Would it be reasonable to set up a key/functionality map? I am not > sure it would be worth it, but I can see places where we might want to > map a different key to a function or possibly map a macro. I am not sure about this. I am sure it is possible but would it be worth it? > >>> If I hold down cursor up (or down) to get to the first or last tool, >>> it pauses at that tool, just as I would expect. >>> >>> But when I release the button it then moves again which is slightly >>> annoying. >> Well the function actually handles the key release event due to >> issues >> with using the key press event occurring before a value is accepted. >> I >> am not sure why it is pausing at the first or last tool. I will check >> on >> that. Good test! I did not do the hold key test in my testing. > Is there any way to either set up an automated test suite or possibly > just a list of these tests? As a note, I *know* that automated GUI > testing is difficult (pre-Y2K I worked for a company that did exactly > this). There are some open source testers that might work > <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_GUI_testing_tools>, but I > have absolutely no experiences with any of them. I will look into this, but as with you I have no experience with these.
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