[Qt-creator] Resizing handle on strange location

[Pim Schellart]

I fully agree that it is not up to Qt to avoid every single key  
combination. I am just reporting the conflict :)
Don't get me wrong I think the developers have done a great job!
I just think it would make people feel more at home, and more  
productive instantly if the default key combinations match what they  
are used to from other applications on the mac.
But since I also use Linux I can imagine it to be useful to have  
identical key combinations on both platforms as well.

I would really like the ability to change font size in the c++ editor  
with ctrl+/- for instance. It might also be a good idea to make the c+ 
+ editor font tab the default when selecting editor in the preferences  
screen instead of the font for text windows.

By the way have you also noticed that scrolling in Qt apps moves  
through a file much faster then with other apps?

Kind regards,

Pim Schellart

P.S. Please let me know If you feel I am spamming this list too much  
with non relevant suggestions. Then I'll restrict my emails to bug  
reports in the future :)

Op 20 nov 2008, om 20:10 heeft Nathan Carter het volgende geschreven:

>
>>
>> On OSX by default not available (at least on the macbook):
>>
>> ctrl + 1,2,3,4 (spaces switch to desktop)
>> F8-F12 (spaces, expose, expose current app, expose desktop,  
>> dashboard)
>> cmd+space (spotlight)
>>
>> For the rest of the function keys it is a bit annoying (but that's
>> not your fault :)) that you have to press fn + function key. I will
>> try the XCode import. It might be a good idea to make these key
>> bindings default on OSX builds of QtCreator with the option to
>> select the Linux/Windows standard.
>
> I, too, have a MacBook, but I'm not certain that Qt Creator should try
> to avoid every single already-used-by-default key combination on every
> platform.  For instance, I turned off my Ctrl+# for spaces because I
> wanted to use it for Creator and found myself not using it very much
> for spaces.
>
> Furthermore, you can switch the Fn+F# behavior in System Preferences
> if you like.  (I like.)  Mine does function keys by default, and only
> does the alternate behavior (change volume, etc.) if I press Fn.
>
> Nathan
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