Hi Gregor, My thoughts: 1) I have seen this in the "scid on the go" android app. Arriving to a fork arrows appear on the board, showing the default one with a different colour. The user could tap to another arrow to chose another continuation. One can use to it, but we need to be able to choose from the continuations using some simple keyboard shortcuts.
2/b) Normally (?) one uses the left/right keys to go through a game if the user uses the keyboard. It would be better if the right key - which is normally the "next move" button - would take the move which is selected with the up/down keys. Regards, Zoltán 2013/10/29 Gregor Cramer <rema...@gmx.net> > I've implemented one of the most wanted feature requests, some > helpers for sub-variation traversal without watching the editor. > It took a while until I did the implementation, because I knew > that I don't like to have a popup window - this is annoying, > and disturbs the work flow - but I didn't know what I should do. > Finally I've found two solutions: > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > 1. Clickable arrows on board (invented in Scid (?)) > -------------------------------------------------------------- > These arrows are optional (use context sensitive menu over board) > and disabled by default. > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > 2. A sliding selection pane > -------------------------------------------------------------- > This sliding pane is enabled by default, and it is possible to > position this pane at any side of the board (use context-senstive > menu). > > How to use this pane: > > a) Click with mouse on wanted move. > > b) Select wanted move with left/right key (use bottom/up if pane > is vertical oriented), and do the selection with Return or Space. > > c) Press the associated move number on keyboard. > > d) Retract pane with Escape, or with bottom/up key (left/right > key if pane is vertical oriented). > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > Check out revision r985. > > Any suggestions about this features? > > Cheers, > Gregor > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Android is increasing in popularity, but the open development platform that > developers love is also attractive to malware creators. Download this white > paper to learn more about secure code signing practices that can help keep > Android apps secure. > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=65839951&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk > _______________________________________________ > Scidb-users mailing list > Scidb-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scidb-users >
