Thomas Singer <email@hidden> wrote:
>> I wanted Command-`, and Command-~ on menus.
>
> If you are writing an "international" application, don't use such
> shortcuts,
> because they are not reachable on all keyboards. For example, on a German
> keyboard the tilde is somewhere a combination of Ctrl and Apple and the
> backquote is only available with Shift.
I'm writing an international application, but not a localized one (which
is what you mean). I would be interested to know what Apple use to cycle
through windows in the focused application in DE localizations, though. I
was just imitating the usual keyboard equivalents.
> I suggest you to stick with Ctrl/Alt/Apple/Shift combinations with
> letters, space, numbers, cursor keys or function keys F1 to F12.
I was just sticking to combinations with precedent.
email@hidden wrote:
> There is no accelerator for the question mark key in Java, because there
> is no keyboard in any locale that has it as the primary symbol on a key.
> e.g. On my keyboard, I have to press Shift+Apostrophe to achieve a
> question mark.
But this is a bug, right? You should be able to do these things, because
native applications can do them (Terminal does one of the things I was
trying to imitate, Safari the other). What I'm trying to work out is
whether this is an Apple bug or a Sun bug. Where do I need to submit this?
--
Elliott Hughes, http://www.jessies.org/~enh/
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