Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> As I see it now, there would be a need for Scid GUI to behave like a
> normal application.
But it does. Some keystrokes just don't make sense in another
applications while "usual" keystrokes don't make sense in Scid. (Think
of Ctrl-A to add a variation vs. mark all)
> Its GUI must standardize with the others, like
> the strange context-dependent keystrokes.
?
> No doubt about that. But is that difficult to change that in Tcl/Tk?
No. It's not a Tcl/Tk issue.
> Alex suggests delving into .Xdefaults.
Not for keystrokes, just for colouring etc. and only in case you want to
make a bunch of apps to look more like the rest of your desktop. Its not
even Scid specific.
> PS: The reference to Fortran was a joke. I am quite agnostic
> regarding philosophies behind programming languages.
;) Its not a philosophy, Fortran is "just" a number cruncher. And what a
number cruncher. :)
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