Re: [orca-list] Let keypad key as "normal" keys when used in combination ?
- From: Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Let keypad key as "normal" keys when used in combination ?
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2018 16:10:11 -0400
So you think the + key should be used as SayAll in Orca? That's the key
that does that here, and that would get very old very quickly having to
use a passthrough just to type a + sign. I also wouldn't want to use a
passthrough just to type a line break, since the enter key would be
WhereAmI. Most of Orca's keypad keys map to typing keys that need to
retain their normal functions. Those that use a modifier only make sense
in the context of their unmodified equivalents. For example, the keypad
7 key moves to the previous line of flat review, and the Orca modified
keypad 7 moves to the top left corner of flat review. It makes little to
no sense to use the Orca modified keyboard home key for this purpose.
Something like this could possibly make sense if keybindings are
modified, but then the feature that is really needed is to be able to
bind a single function to two keys. Then the user could bind SayAll to
maybe the modified arrow key and the modified keypad 2 at the same time.
But this would only work in cases where the modified keypad key isn't
already bound to a different function and where it makes sense for the
two keys to do the same thing.
~Kyle
F123 software development
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