Re: [Flamerobin-devel] Appearing and disappering of the "Statistics/Data" tab

[Valdir M. <val...@ig...>]

Considering Notepad as a Windows standard text application: Ctrl+F for
find, F3 for find
again and Ctrl+H for replace. Netbeans works the same way.

On Eclipse there is only Ctrl+F for the three actions: find, find
again and replace.

Delphi uses: Ctrl+F (and Ctrl+Q+F) for find, F3 for find again and
Ctrl+R (and Ctrl+Q+A) for replace.

I have found two places where we could have ideas (not the shortcuts
themselves) that might be interesting:
http://delphi.wikia.com/wiki/Default_IDE_Shortcut_Keys

and

http://coleweb.dc.fi.udc.es/docencia/edi/freepascal/doc/user/node7.html#SECTION007140000000000000000
    (search for "Table: Text navigation")

Best wishes,

Valdir




2008/8/25, Michael Hieke <mg...@gm...>:
> Valdir Marcos wrote:
>
>  > Would be possible to have "Ctrl+F" (or other short cut) for calling
>  > the "Find/Replace window" at any time in the query?
>  >
>  > It would help me a lot because I make intensive use of FlameRobin to
>  > create complex queries and scripts...
>
>
> I'm not that keen on adding even more hard-coded keyboard shortcuts, it
>  would be much better to come up with a way to map keyboard shortcuts to
>  commands at runtime, on a per-user basis.
>  The standard on Windows is indeed Ctrl+F for find, with Ctrl+G for find
>  again.  Or maybe F3 for find again?  And Ctrl+H or Ctrl+R for replace?
>  What about GTK applications?
>
>  But, what good would that shortcut be, anyway?  The search and replace
>  dialog is not usable right now with the keyboard only.  We would need at
>  least a shortcut to switch focus back and forth between the dialog and
>  its associated editor form.
>
>  So before just adding another keyboard shortcut we should discuss how
>  things generally ought to work.
>
>  Just my 0.02 €.
>
>
>  Thanks
>
>  --
>  Michael Hieke
>
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