On 6/28/05 5:54 PM, Jon wrote: > And, BTW, I NEVER would have guessed that the <tab> key did ANYTHING > other than enter <tab> characters into the text. This is a great > example of a totally bizarre UI that you folks have become so used to > that you can't see the strangeness of it.
Not an excuse, but an explanation: HyperCard started this convention 20 years ago. SuperCard took it up to be compatible and continued it. When MetaCard came along, it too adopted the same tab-key behavior. Revolution continues the long tradition. So, there have been four x-talk IDEs that use this convention spanning many years. And that's why.
In Revolution, it is mentioned in the Help menu -> Quick Reference Guides -> Shortcut Reference. I admit this isn't easy to find.
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