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#1 - is there a way in SpTextPresenter to use ctrl-S to save text entry (like the ctrl-S in code section of the browser)? - or maybe it does work and I'm just not trapping it properly?
#2 - in SpTextInputField text entry, is there a way to use Enter/Return key to function the same as the 'OK' button? Heck, I'd probably even settle for ctrl-s here... it's just moving from the keyboard back to mouse that is the problem.
Weirdly enough, these are some the biggest complaints I get on usability when folks are working with text entry (either single line or note-like)... that the app doesn't act like all other apps they're using.
#1 - is there a way in SpTextPresenter to use ctrl-S to save text entry (like the ctrl-S in code section of the browser)? - or maybe it does work and I'm just not trapping it properly?
#2 - in SpTextInputField text entry, is there a way to use Enter/Return key to function the same as the 'OK' button? Heck, I'd probably even settle for ctrl-s here... it's just moving from the keyboard back to mouse that is the problem.
Weirdly enough, these are some the biggest complaints I get on usability when folks are working with text entry (either single line or note-like)... that the app doesn't act like all other apps they're using.
Ideas?
Esteban Lorenzano — 01/13/2022
1- whenSubmitDo:
2-
inputFieldPresenter
bindKeyCombination: KeyboardKey enter asKeyCombination
action: [ self doOkAction ]
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