Re: default button behaviour & shortcuts

On 6/19/06, Ben De Pauw <ben.de.pauw@sofico.be> wrote:
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> Tortoise doesn't always follow the windows shortcuts & default button behaviour within it's dialog windows.
> e.g.: in the "lock files" dialog window,

Please define "windows default behavior", and provide a link to some
official documents here.

> - the focus starts in the "Enter a msg describing why..." field (i'll refer to this as the "comments box")
> - the <OK> command button below is the default button (dark edge around button indicates this)
>
> the expected (default windows) behaviour would be:
> - pressing <Enter> should trigger the clicked event on the <OK> button - instead, it adds a CR/LF to the "comments box"

Yikes!
You really think that pressing <Enter> while the focus is on an edit
control should actually trigger the default button? This might be
possible for one-line-editcontrols, but it's simply not possible for
multiline edit controls (at least not if you're using the shell edit
control, the one I would consider "windows standard").

> - pressing <Ctrl + Enter> should add a CR/LF to the "comments box", instead it triggers the clicked event on the <OK> button.

Ctrl+Enter only adds CR/LF in single-line tools (like some messenger tools).
But in any other program where you're expected to enter multi line
text, it's the way TSVN does it.

Stefan

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