> Good question. There really are so few apps that implement rectangular select
> that I think it's a 'frontier' -- no real conventions.
I am also working on an app to implement block mode (aka
rectangular selection). I think I am going to use the "ALT" key.
There is no standard governing the use of ALT keys in window
managers, but there is a 'standard by convention' of using the ALT key for
block mode due to the Microsoft platform. CTRL key is the standard for
appending a selection (without necessarily extending it).
I agree that it should be configurable. FYI, Nedit uses the CTRL
key for block mode.
--Derek
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