On Wed, Apr 12 06:34, Adrian Ratnapala wrote: > On 12/04/06, Anselm R. Garbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yet another idea which has been implemented in hg tip, which > > seems straightforward. Instead of having the $MODKEY-Shift-n > > shortcut to create new columns, I recently removed this. Instead > > columns are created to the left or to the right on column > > boundaries driven by move next/prev. This makes the overall > This sounds intersting, but I don't understand it...
Instead of having to create a new column explicitely, you can just move a client to a non-existant column using the proper key combination. So, if you only have one column and 2 clients in it, you could hit M-S-h to create a column to the left of the current one, and send the currently focused client to it. Is it clearer now? > > concept more easy and natural and reduces once key combo. And a > > benefit is, that we now really have hjkl homerow navigation and > > manipulation shortcuts. > > P.S. what the hell is hg tip ?-) Please see Q: What are branches, heads, and the tip? on http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/FAQ -- redondos
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