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Dan Polansky: revert to last full version

2010-11-22T12:18:33Z

revert to last full version

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:18, 22 November 2010
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	To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].		To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].

			==Current shortcuts==
			File commands:

			* New map - Ctrl+N
			* Open map - Ctrl+O
			* Save map - Ctrl+S
			* Save as - Ctrl+A
			* Print - Ctrl+P
			* Close - Ctrl+W
			* Quit - Ctrl+Q
			* Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT
			* Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT
			* Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E
			* Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H
			* Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A
			* Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W

			Edit commands:

			* Find - Ctrl+F
			* Find next - Ctrl+G
			* Cut - Ctrl+X
			* Copy - Ctrl+C
			* Copy single - Ctrl+Y
			* Paste - Ctrl+V

			Mode commands:

			* MindMap mode - Alt+1
			* Browse mode - Alt+2
			* File mode - Alt+3

			Node formatting commands:

			* Italicize - Ctrl+I
			* Bold - Ctrl+B
			* Cloud - Ctrl+Shift+B
			* Change node color - Alt+C
			* Blend node color - Alt+B
			* Change node edge color - Alt+E
			* Increase node font size - Ctrl+L
			* decrease node font size - Ctrl+M
			* Increase branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+L
			* Decrease branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+M

			Node navigation commands:

			* Go to root - ESCAPE
			* Move up - UP
			* Move down - DOWN
			* Move left - LEFT
			* Move right - RIGHT
			* Follow link - Ctrl+ENTER
			* Zoom out - Alt+UP
			* Zoom in - Alt+DOWN

			New node commands:

			* Add sibling node - ENTER
			* Add child node - INSERT
			* Add sibling before - Shift+ENTER

			Node editing commands:

			* Edit selected node - F2
			* Edit long node - Alt+ENTER
			* Join nodes - Ctrl+J
			* Toggle folded - SPACE
			* Toggle children folded - Ctrl+SPACE
			* Set link by filechooser - Ctrl+Shift+K
			* Set link by text entry - Ctrl+K
			* Set image by filechooser - Alt+K
			* Move node up - Ctrl+UP
			* Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN

			==Limitations==
			* Side effects when assigning "B" instead of "Control + B" to boldface, or "D" instead of "DELETE" to deletion of a node[http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118]

			==Development==

			Types of shortcuts:
			* Mnemonics: Alt + the mnemonic letter visible in the menu. Also accessible by pressing F10 first. (Windows)
			* Shortcuts like Control + C

			Methods for the developers of choosing shortcuts to assign to functions:

			* Stick to existing conventions, like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access IBM Common User Access], meaning use Control + C for copying and the like.
			* '''Modifier''' key:
			** Use '''Control''' + letter where available.
			** Avoid '''Alt'''.
			*** It is used for mnemonics.
			** Use '''Control + Alt'''.
			*** Accessible using one modifier key: AltGr.
			*** Used in Eclipse.

			More shortcuts for one function: Currently, each function has at most one key assigned. But, it should be the other way around;
			the keys should have functions assigned, rather than functions key. For instance, it would be
			valuable to have both ''insert'' and ''tab'' assigned to ''new node'' function. (Actually on MS Windows it is right now not possible at all to bind anything to ''tab''.)

			==Links==

			* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access IBM Common User Access]
			* A guideline used by a major project like Gnome or KDE. (TODO)

			[[Category:Development]]
			[[Category:Stub]]

Christianfoltin: Reverted edit of Yvyfyjeh, changed back to last version by Dan Polansky

2010-11-18T19:10:59Z

Reverted edit of Yvyfyjeh, changed back to last version by Dan Polansky

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	>==Custom shortcuts==		==Custom shortcuts==

	You~~<~~!--the user--~~>~~ can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools ~~>~~ Preferences.		You<!--the user--> can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools > Preferences.

	To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools ~~>~~ Preferences), in the section Behavior ~~>~~ Key Typing, by checking the check box ~~"~~Disable Key Type~~"~~. This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so ~~"~~B~~"~~ instead of ~~"~~b~~"~~. And yet, assignment of ~~"~~B~~"~~ instead of ~~"~~control + B~~"~~ to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&~~amp;~~aid=3021695&~~amp;~~group_id=7118&~~amp;~~atid=107118 buggy behavior].		To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].

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Yvyfyjeh at 23:05, 17 November 2010

2010-11-17T23:05:22Z

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	==Custom shortcuts==		>==Custom shortcuts==

	You<!--the user--> can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools > Preferences.		You<!--the user--> can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools > Preferences.

	To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].		To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].

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			=[http://uwokodywali.co.cc CLICK HERE]=
			----
			</div>

Dan Polansky: /* Development */ +link to a tutorial

2010-08-25T07:18:32Z

Development: +link to a tutorial

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:18, 25 August 2010
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	To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].		To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].

	~~==Current shortcuts==~~
	~~File commands:~~

	* New map - Ctrl+N
	* Open map - Ctrl+O
	* Save map - Ctrl+S
	* Save as - Ctrl+A
	* Print - Ctrl+P
	* Close - Ctrl+W
	* Quit - Ctrl+Q
	* Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT
	* Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT
	* Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E
	* Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H
	* Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A
	* Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W

	~~Edit commands:~~

	* Find - Ctrl+F
	* Find next - Ctrl+G
	* Cut - Ctrl+X
	* Copy - Ctrl+C
	* Copy single - Ctrl+Y
	* Paste - Ctrl+V

	~~Mode commands:~~

	* MindMap mode - Alt+1
	* Browse mode - Alt+2
	* File mode - Alt+3

	~~Node formatting commands:~~

	* Italicize - Ctrl+I
	* Bold - Ctrl+B
	* Cloud - Ctrl+Shift+B
	* Change node color - Alt+C
	* Blend node color - Alt+B
	* Change node edge color - Alt+E
	* Increase node font size - Ctrl+L
	* decrease node font size - Ctrl+M
	* Increase branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+L
	* Decrease branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+M

	~~Node navigation commands:~~

	* Go to root - ESCAPE
	* Move up - UP
	* Move down - DOWN
	* Move left - LEFT
	* Move right - RIGHT
	* Follow link - Ctrl+ENTER
	* Zoom out - Alt+UP
	* Zoom in - Alt+DOWN

	~~New node commands:~~

	* Add sibling node - ENTER
	* Add child node - INSERT
	* Add sibling before - Shift+ENTER

	~~Node editing commands:~~

	* Edit selected node - F2
	* Edit long node - Alt+ENTER
	* Join nodes - Ctrl+J
	* Toggle folded - SPACE
	* Toggle children folded - Ctrl+SPACE
	* Set link by filechooser - Ctrl+Shift+K
	* Set link by text entry - Ctrl+K
	* Set image by filechooser - Alt+K
	* Move node up - Ctrl+UP
	* Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN

	~~==Limitations==~~
	* Side effects when assigning "B" instead of "Control + B" to boldface, or "D" instead of "DELETE" to deletion of a node[http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118]

	~~==Development==~~

	~~Types of shortcuts:~~
	* Mnemonics: Alt + the mnemonic letter visible in the menu. Also accessible by pressing F10 first. (Windows)
	* Shortcuts like Control + C

	~~Methods for the developers of choosing shortcuts to assign to functions:~~

	* Stick to existing conventions, like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access IBM Common User Access], meaning use Control + C for copying and the like.
	* '''Modifier''' key:
	** Use '''Control''' + letter where available.
	** Avoid '''Alt'''.
	*** It is used for mnemonics.
	** Use '''Control + Alt'''.
	*** Accessible using one modifier key: AltGr.
	*** Used in Eclipse.

	~~More shortcuts for one function: Currently, each function has at most one key assigned. But, it should be the other way around;~~
	~~the keys should have functions assigned, rather than functions key. For instance, it would be~~
	~~valuable to have both ''insert'' and ''tab'' assigned to ''new node'' function. (Actually on MS Windows it is right now not possible at all to bind anything to ''tab''.)~~

	~~==Links==~~

	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access IBM Common User Access]
	* A guideline used by a major project like Gnome or KDE. (TODO)

	~~[[Category:Development]]~~
	~~[[Category:Stub]]~~

Dan Polansky: +explicit section for limitations

2010-06-26T09:26:48Z

+explicit section for limitations

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:26, 26 June 2010
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	* Move node up - Ctrl+UP		* Move node up - Ctrl+UP
	* Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN		* Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN

			==Limitations==
			* Side effects when assigning "B" instead of "Control + B" to boldface, or "D" instead of "DELETE" to deletion of a node[http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118]

	==Development==		==Development==

Dan Polansky: /* Custom shortcuts */ vim-like editing is buggy

2010-06-26T09:24:59Z

Custom shortcuts: vim-like editing is buggy

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:24, 26 June 2010
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	You<!--the user--> can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools > Preferences.		You<!--the user--> can assign custom keyboard shortcuts in the section Keystrokes of the preferences dialog, accessible from menu Tools > Preferences.

	To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b".		To assign keyboard shortcuts that do not use modifiers such as control and alt, it is useful that you disable editing of a node upon typing outside of an editor. This you can do in the preferences dialog (menu Tools > Preferences), in the section Behavior > Key Typing, by checking the check box "Disable Key Type". This makes it possible to assign keyboard shortcuts on the model of the text editor Vim. In addition, in the preferences dialog, you have to enter the single letters capitalized by holding shift, so "B" instead of "b". And yet, assignment of "B" instead of "control + B" to boldface leads to a [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3021695&group_id=7118&atid=107118 buggy behavior].

	==Current shortcuts==		==Current shortcuts==

Dan Polansky: level heading structure; move the list of shortcuts; add custom shortcuts

2010-06-26T08:49:02Z

level heading structure; move the list of shortcuts; add custom shortcuts

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Danielpolansky: /* Current keyboard shortcuts */ format a bit; formatting still required, better using wiki markup

2008-12-06T09:26:36Z

Current keyboard shortcuts: format a bit; formatting still required, better using wiki markup

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:26, 6 December 2008
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	==Current keyboard shortcuts==		==Current keyboard shortcuts==
			File commands:
	~~<ul>~~File commands:</ul>		<ul>
	<li>New map - Ctrl+N</li>		<li>New map - Ctrl+N</li>
	<li>Open map - Ctrl+O</li>		<li>Open map - Ctrl+O</li>
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	<li>Move node up - Ctrl+UP</li>		<li>Move node up - Ctrl+UP</li>
	<li>Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN</li>		<li>Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN</li>
			</ul>

	Copied Directly from Freemind Mapping download 11/09/08		Copied Directly from Freemind Mapping download 11/09/08

Benjammin: /* Current keyboard shortcuts */

2008-11-09T17:20:46Z

Current keyboard shortcuts

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:20, 9 November 2008
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	==Current keyboard shortcuts==		==Current keyboard shortcuts==

	File commands:		<ul>File commands:</ul>
	New map - Ctrl+N		<li>New map - Ctrl+N</li>
	Open map - Ctrl+O		<li>Open map - Ctrl+O</li>
	Save map - Ctrl+S		<li>Save map - Ctrl+S</li>
	Save as - Ctrl+A		<li>Save as - Ctrl+A</li>
	Print - Ctrl+P		<li>Print - Ctrl+P</li>
	Close - Ctrl+W		<li>Close - Ctrl+W</li>
	Quit - Ctrl+Q		<li>Quit - Ctrl+Q</li>
	Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT		<li>Previous map - Ctrl+LEFT</li>
	Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT		<li>Next Map - Ctrl+RIGHT</li>
	Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E		<li>Export file to HTML - Ctrl+E</li>
	Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H		<li>Export branch to HTML - Ctrl+H</li>
	Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A		<li>Export branch to new MM file - Alt+A</li>
	Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W		<li>Open first file in history - Ctrl+Shift+W</li>
	Edit commands:		<ul>Edit commands:</ul>
	Find - Ctrl+F		<li>Find - Ctrl+F</li>
	Find next - Ctrl+G		<li>Find next - Ctrl+G</li>
	Cut - Ctrl+X		<li>Cut - Ctrl+X</li>
	Copy - Ctrl+C		<li>Copy - Ctrl+C</li>
	Copy single - Ctrl+Y		<li>Copy single - Ctrl+Y</li>
	Paste - Ctrl+V		<li>Paste - Ctrl+V</li>
	Mode commands:		<ul>Mode commands:</ul>
	MindMap mode - Alt+1		<li>MindMap mode - Alt+1</li>
	Browse mode - Alt+2		<li>Browse mode - Alt+2</li>
	File mode - Alt+3		<li>File mode - Alt+3</li>
	Node formatting commands:		<ul>Node formatting commands:</ul>
	Italicize - Ctrl+I		<li>Italicize - Ctrl+I</li>
	Bold - Ctrl+B		<li>Bold - Ctrl+B</li>
	Cloud - Ctrl+Shift+B		<li>Cloud - Ctrl+Shift+B</li>
	Change node color - Alt+C		<li>Change node color - Alt+C</li>
	Blend node color - Alt+B		<li>Blend node color - Alt+B</li>
	Change node edge color - Alt+E		<li>Change node edge color - Alt+E</li>
	Increase node font size - Ctrl+L		<li>Increase node font size - Ctrl+L</li>
	decrease node font size - Ctrl+M		<li>decrease node font size - Ctrl+M</li>
	Increase branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+L		<li>Increase branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+L</li>
	Decrease branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+M		<li>Decrease branch font size - Ctrl+Shift+M</li>
	Node navigation commands:		<ul>Node navigation commands:</ul>
	Go to root - ESCAPE		<li>Go to root - ESCAPE</li>
	Move up - UP		<li>Move up - UP</li>
	Move down - DOWN		<li>Move down - DOWN</li>
	Move left - LEFT		<li>Move left - LEFT</li>
	Move right - RIGHT		<li>Move right - RIGHT</li>
	Follow link - Ctrl+ENTER		<li>Follow link - Ctrl+ENTER</li>
	Zoom out - Alt+UP		<li>Zoom out - Alt+UP</li>
	Zoom in - Alt+DOWN		<li>Zoom in - Alt+DOWN</li>
	New node commands:		<ul>New node commands:</ul>
	Add sibling node - ENTER		<li>Add sibling node - ENTER</li>
	Add child node - INSERT		<li>Add child node - INSERT</li>
	Add sibling before - Shift+ENTER		<li>Add sibling before - Shift+ENTER</li>
	Node editing commands:		<ul>Node editing commands:</ul>
	Edit selected node - F2		<li>Edit selected node - F2</li>
	Edit long node - Alt+ENTER		<li>Edit long node - Alt+ENTER</li>
	Join nodes - Ctrl+J		<li>Join nodes - Ctrl+J</li>
	Toggle folded - SPACE		<li>Toggle folded - SPACE</li>
	Toggle children folded - Ctrl+SPACE		<li>Toggle children folded - Ctrl+SPACE</li>
	Set link by filechooser - Ctrl+Shift+K		<li>Set link by filechooser - Ctrl+Shift+K</li>
	Set link by text entry - Ctrl+K		<li>Set link by text entry - Ctrl+K</li>
	Set image by filechooser - Alt+K		<li>Set image by filechooser - Alt+K</li>
	Move node up - Ctrl+UP		<li>Move node up - Ctrl+UP</li>
	Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN		<li>Move node down - Ctrl+DOWN</li>

			Copied Directly from Freemind Mapping download 11/09/08

	==Links==		==Links==

Benjammin: /* Current keyboard shortcuts */

2008-11-09T17:09:43Z

Current keyboard shortcuts

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 ==Current keyboard shortcuts==
-TODO.
+File commands:
 ==Links==