> All of these three things [up/down, other > hardkeys, keyboard] could be rolled into > my keyboard customizer, removing the > Pref options for selectable page up / > page down keys, as well as for the other hard > keys while one is at it. But I don't like > removing Pref options as it creates backwards > incompatibilities. [and the current pref form > is friendlier.]
I understand wanting to keep the old preference form for simplicity, but that form should have at least a link to the keyboard preferences form. Otherwise people will make changes on both forms (maybe not the same day) and wonder why their changes don't stick. I understand wanting to store the hard keys in the old preference format for backwards compatibility, but what does that really gain? The only ways I can imagine needing the old format after installing the keymap are if the map is deleted, or an older viewer is reinstalled. Either way, it makes sense to fall back to defaults, without worrying about how to keep a subset of the preferences. Or were you thinking that people with the new viewer might skip keymaps anyhow, for speed? It definately makes sense to keep the key-handling logic as close together as possible, to keep things simpler for someone who looks at the code next year. -jJ _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
