Simon Large wrote:
> Nathan Kidd wrote:
>> ..."scroll" the line-over-line diff so it shows the difference. In
>> other words, always make the line-over-line diff show the first
>> difference in the line when you initially mouse-over.
>
> Just for the diff bar of course, not the source panes.
Of course.
> Sounds reasonable, but _only_ if the whole line doesn't fit in the
> space. We don't want to lose any context unless we have to.
To be (hopefully) really clear: Start the line-over-line diff from
offset N instead of 0 *only* when required to make the first difference
visible. As soon as the horizontal scroll bar is dragged
it should snap back to the current behaviour of following wherever the
scroll bar is.
>> ...hook CTRL+WheelMouse to the horizontal scrollbars...
>
> Is that possible? It could work quite nicely. Alternatively, the left
> and right arrow keys could do the shifting. At the moment they just
> do the same as up and down arrows.
Sure. Many apps (e.g. Firefox, OpenOffice) use CTRL as a wheelmouse
modifier to adjust your zoom-level/fontsize, otherwise the wheelmouse
scrolls up/down. Adding keyboard support for the same thing would
certainly help accessibility though.
-Nathan
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Received on Thu Apr 21 23:04:25 2005