From: Florian J. <flo...@we...> - 2011-06-04 11:39:06
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Am 04.06.2011 00:27, schrieb Tim E. Real: > On June 3, 2011 08:50:24 am Florian Jung wrote: > >> Am 30.05.2011 21:41, schrieb Florian Jung: >> >>> Am 25.05.2011 17:17, schrieb Florian Jung: >>> >>>> what mid-click does right now is nonstandard and should be changed. >>>> usually, a middle click erases the note under the cursor (and only >>>> this, not the whole selection), or sometimes pastes if clicking into >>>> empty space; >>>> i think we should really use it for deleting (as my score editor does). >>>> >>> please tell me what you think about this. this is really strange >>> behaviour >>> >> please tell me. especially you, tim ;) (and not robert, he already >> answered ;) ) >> > Wow that's a tough one, I've been avoiding this discussion > because I'm not sure what to do about it. > Especially since it was my understanding that one user actually > wanted to eliminate the mid button because his computer > didn't have it. > well, we MUST eliminate all uses of the middle button which cannot be done without the middle click, for example these (now fixed) lists where mid/right click is used for changing numbers but we can still use the mid-click to make life easier for those people who have a middle button. we just must not make life harder for those who haven't and midclick-erase makes life easier for me, but not harder for another one > There's only so many buttons to work with but so many functions to map. > indeed, but "mid-click = remove" is pretty standard among many programs. > But I guess Florian you are just saying for now it is the actual operation > of that mid button which is flawed. > I looked at it's operation when you last mentioned it, and I couldn't > understand what it was supposed to be doing. Seemed odd. > I'll have to look again. > it's VERY flawed atm, maybe even an unintended remains i think we should make it behave as mentioned before, making it remove the event under the mouse button greetings flo |