Re: [cssed-devel] Changes in the 0.3.0 release

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Le 27 sept. 2004, =E0 13:28, Iago Rubio a =E9crit :
> The UI shortcut is Ctrl + E + U (in C fallback language) in the =
spanish
> one is Ctrl + E + D.
>
> Those (built-in) shortcuts are Windows "legacy".
Those are Microsoft keyboard accelerators, but I don't talk about those=20=

ones, just the shortcuts at the end of the item, like Ctrl-Q to quit=20
(different from Alt-F-Q, or maybe Ctrl-F-Q).
>
> I can try to disable them but can not use two sets of shortcuts in the
> same menu item.
No, no, let them.

> May be a tooltip in the toolbar redo button ?
Yes.

>> I would love to test it, but I don't speak a simple word of Japanese,
>> so it is difficult for me to test it.
>
> Just try "ga ge gi" those should be converted to katakana.
>
> I mean when you type "ga" a single japanese character should appear.
No, they don't appear under cssed.
I miss kinput2, canna, and so on. Then I cannot demand users to install=20=

them if they don't want to. I mean I can make a variant with Japanese,=20=

but that will be another software. Remember that in fink all compiled=20
package must be the same on whichever machine. So I'll guess if a user=20=

has the required packages installed, it will work.

What we need here is a Mac user who has those libraries installed and=20
can test cssed with them. I cannot do it properly since I'm unable to=20
read Japanese, so that if a glyph is wrong, I'm unable to know it.

Maybe once cssed is released, I'll make a call on fink users' mailing=20
list for a tester? What do you think of it?

Mich=E8le
<http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>