From: David B. <dav...@gm...> - 2013-02-25 08:09:06
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I wondered about using Ctrl+Space to move by beat in figured bass and Alt+Space to navigate by half beat. This carries forward the meaning of the Ctrl and Alt modifiers from moving items in edit mode (e.g. Ctrl means move only a small amount, Alt means move a really small amount) In edit mode (such as when you double click on a notehead): * Arrow: moves a space * Ctrl+Arrow: moves a 1/10 space * Alt+Arrow: moves only a hairline (I'm not sure what the exact unit is) David On 2/24/2013 1:09 PM, Maurizio M. Gavioli wrote: > Any of the changes suggested by Marc would be fine with me; I'm not attached > to any specific short cut, so anything else instead of [Space] is fine as > long as it should have the same behaviour and it is reasonably easy to type > (I'm sure nobody will suggest to replace it with, say, [Left Ctrl][Right > Shift][Left Alt][~], where [~] is not present in all keyboards!). > > So, anything along those lines which suits you 'chorders' is fine. Just let > me know and I'll update the f.b. code. > > Just one more element to keep in mind, though, as we are speaking of > consistency; [Space] is used, and rather frequently in many languages I > believe, for lyrics too. While I'm sure very few users will use both figured > bass and chord symbols, I imagine chord symbol users as well f.b. users will > meet lyrics often enough. Possibly, lyrics would be seen as a beast > 'different enough' from either chord symbols or f.b. to allow some 'brain > latitude', but the weight of a(n in-)consistency here is perhaps something > to rate explicitly. > > Thanks, > > Maurizio > |