From: <tim...@en...> - 2007-06-01 17:30:32
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> On Friday 01 June 2007 10:04, Timothée Lecomte wrote: >> Why not 'ctrl-i' ? Sounds like 'interactive' or 'interface', and if I >> recall correctly it's the key to be pressed to edit in vim. > > ctrl-i is the <tab> key, and is a normal thing to type in a text > string. Remember that ctrl-a through ctrl-z are all normal ASCII > single-byte characters, and have a long history of specific use. > Oh, ok. I now understand why so many apps use a key plus two modifiers for their bindings. > We should not re-invent key mappings, since so many people are > used to a particular set of mappings. I think it safer to have > no default at all, and require the user to explicitly choose a > hotkey if he wants one. > Agreed. |