Re: applet template confusion
- From: James Cope <jcope mpc-data co uk>
- To: gnome-doc-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: applet template confusion
- Date: 13 Mar 2000 12:16:38 +0000
>>>>> "Telsa" == Telsa Gwynne <hobbit@aloss.ukuu.org.uk> writes:
Telsa> Am I alone here? I know I bring this up a lot, but I get
Telsa> very little response beyond "most people use left and
Telsa> One suggestion was that we could use entities for this. It
Telsa> would work for the new help-browser, because that will be
Telsa> generating things on the fly. But I don't think it will
Telsa> work at the moment.
You're not alone, I think it shouldn't be referred to as
left/right/middle clicking.
Button-1/2/3 makes more sense, both from a language translation point
of view and a user orientation/preference perspective.
The DocBook reference briefly touches on this topic under the
MouseButton element description.
Personally, I would have suggested that we use somthing like:
<mousebutton>button-X</mousebutton>
Where X is the button number. As you say, if the help-browser can
render this on the fly in the future, it can sort out the orientation
and naming appropriately.
But for the time being, having a syntax like that would allow people
to translate back to whatever form they like with a simple script
during a build process.
James.
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