[OT] Pigs Fly

[Lynch, Jonathan]

The ctrl key on windows is not the same key as on mac...

Remember, to check if the ctrl key is down, on windows, you use this
statement:

If the commandKey is down...


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[mailto:use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Alex
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Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 2:10 PM
To: Brad Allen; How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: [OT] Pigs Fly

Martin Baxter wrote:

> It's worth remembering that since system 8, Mac single-button mouse 
> users can control-click to get the equivalent of a right mouse-button 
> click. Revolution handles this fine, treating both actions as a mouse 
> button 3 event. If you use a 2 button mouse on a mac you can 
> right-click. With a one button mouse you just control-click to get the

> same result. So there is usually no real need to duplicate the 
> functionality.
> Still it can be a pain when writing the documentation.

What's even more of a pain is that Ctrl-click is a common usage on 
Windows (add/subtract single item to/from selection), so the naive 
Windows programmer (that's me) designs this into his apps. And his Mac 
users have no way to access this function :-(

I guess one approach is to use Shift-click instead - but that means 
something different on Windows (extend existing selection up to this 
clicked item), darn it !!      About once a day I curse this mis-feature

of Rev's IDE on Windows. 
(Not that I have a solution - but it still gets a curse :-)

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Alex Tweedly       http://www.tweedly.net



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