On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 6:19 PM, Napoléon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> There are already many shortcuts been used, and also esclips uses >> ctrl+/ to comment code, so I don't think using symbols or numbers are >> bad things. > ... > > They are! ... and this problem is exactly the same in Eclipse than in > Ulipad! > > Many programs, even the best ones (I include Ulipad in this category), > have shortcuts that cannot be used by all the users. Using WinXp with > a French keyboard (my case), to comment/uncomment you can access "Ctrl > +/" but you can't access "Ctrl+\" because "\" is "AltGr+_" on a French > keyboard. Surely some users in other countries have similar problems > with a few other shortcuts that a French keyboard can access easily. > The keyboards are so numerous that it's better to use only the > functions keys Fx, the navigation keys, and the ascii letters (with of > course various combinations of Ctrl, Alt and Shift) in an > international program because these patterns can be accessed directly > on most of existing keyboard configurations. Direct access to symbols > and numbers is very variable according to the countries. If a symbol > must be accessed by a key combination, adding a new combination using > this symbol as shortcut doesn't work. Going back to the previous > example: if the Win French keyboard driver sees "AltGr+_" as "\", it > won't see "Ctrl+AltGr+_" as "Ctrl+\" and so on. The result of such > shortcuts is very uncertain and variable according to the localization > of the keyboard of the user... > > Maybe a way exists to turn around that but I don't know it. Without > changing the shortcuts, the easiest way for the user to turn around > such broken shortcuts without having to open a menu is the toolbar. > The best is of course to let the user be able to configure himself his > toolbar to include only the buttons really useful for him (too much > buttons is not good is a possibility of managing them is not present). > >
You can see the config.txt document, and change the uncomment shortcuts to what you want . -- I like python! UliPad <<The Python Editor>>: http://code.google.com/p/ulipad/ UliWeb <<simple web framework>>: http://uliwebproject.appspot.com My Blog: (new)http://http://hi.baidu.com/limodou (old)http://www.donews.net/limodou
