Simon Large wrote:
> On 31/05/07, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Ori Avtalion wrote:
>> > Stefan Küng wrote:
>> >> Ori Avtalion wrote:
>> >>> Thinking forward, perhaps it's a good idea to remember the last-used
>> >>> alignment.
>> >> That would not be good, because each project might have different
>> >> settings. If we ever do that, I think it would be better to assign the
>> >> RTL/LTR setting to the tsvn:language property.
>> >>
>> >
>> > Alignment has nothing to do with how the data is stored in subversion.
>> > It's a visual change only. (That's why it's a nice-to-have - it doesn't
>> > make TSVN unusable).
>> >
>> > For example, if I commit a piece of text, I can go into the log window
>> > and press ctrl+r_shift to see it correctly.
>>
>> Yes, *you* know that. But people who are not used to RTL don't know
>> about that key combination. That's why I don't want to make this
>> 'sticky': users sometimes hit the wrong keys, and then they won't know
>> how to undo it anymore.
>
> How do you enter something like Ctrl-Shift-C if the Ctrl-Shift
> combinations are already used for RTL switching?
Argh... sorry for the empty email.
I believe to trigger the change of reading order, you have
to press the ctrl+right-shift and release it (without
pressing any other key.)
Similarly ctrl+left-shift will trigger a change.
It took me forever to figure out what it was that I
was doing that was ending up with everything typing
backwards... I just learned to live with it for the
longest time before I figured it out (which does
make the comment about making this setting sticky
particularly accurate.)
Thanks,
Joseph
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Received on Fri Jun 1 00:57:33 2007