Tim Roberts wrote:
bob gailer wrote:
A few years ago I wrote on this subject and never had a response.
Since Tim has put the docs on the Web I revisited them. And I still
have questions and concerns. So here goes:
...
Under Keyboard Bindings:
...
Why is Ctrl+ followed by upper case letters when one must use the
lower case equivalent?
There are actually several reasons for this.
I don't know about yours, but on my keyboard, all of the alpha keys
are labeled with upper case letters. That is, I press the Ctrl and T
keys to get the ASCII value 0x24, not the Ctrl and t keys.
Original ASCII, from whence these names derived, only had lowercase,
uppercase, and control. Ctrl-A was unambiguous, because there was no
code for Ctrl-Shift-A.
The Ctrl+T spelling was also mandated by the old Windows User
Interface Style Guide.
Thanks Tim. I thought I had removed comments anent that after figuring
out what you just said.
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Bob Gailer
919-636-4239 Chapel Hill, NC
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