Submitted by jan_rifkinson on 2010/07/26 12:16
with a combination of keyboard shortcuts &/or options I'd like to be able to:
 
insert new child item directly under TLI
insert new child item @ bottom of child list of TLI
insert new sibling above current item
insert new sibling below current item
insert a new child
 
Some of these are already implemented. Some have been discussed / requested before. See:
 
 
 
 
Main Menu > Tools > Keyboard shortcuts > View all shortcuts: is it complete? Ex: couldn't find insert item (sibling or child). Can I add to it? Should it be divided into sections by usage....??
 
 
 
 
 

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That would be handy. But I see only one in your list that hasn't been implemented
 
1- when there are already children under the parent : insert new child item directly under TLI
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(2- insert new TLI at top of the TLI list ... Just added this one to the list)
 
These could be ctrl-alt enter, and Alt-insert (respectively
 
 
Opinions ?
 
 
P.S.
 
If I'm not mistaken, those already exist :
 
insert new child item @ bottom of child list of TLI/parent : ctrl-enter.
insert new sibling below current item : enter
insert new sibling above current item : alt-enter
insert a new child: ctrl-enter. (same as 1st one, no?) : ctrl-enter
Insert a new item at the bottom of the TLI list : insert (added this one to the list)
 

jan_rifkinson

2010/07/26 16:35

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Yes, they exist but I included them to demonstrate the grouping of similar commands; how there is some repitition between <INSERT> & <CTRL><ENTER> & one thing missing, i.e. ability to enter directly under TLI. I wonder if this should be an option rather than key stroke? What do you / anybody think?

Armando

2010/07/27 11:33

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[quote=jan_rifkinson]
how there is some repitition between <INSERT> & <CTRL><ENTER>
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I don't think I said that.
 
I said that those are the same :
 
insert new child item @ bottom of child list of TLI/parent  : Ctrl-enter
...
insert a new child: ctrl-enter
 
Unless I didn,t get what you meant, the second is just a rephrasing of the first. And I didn't write insert but ctrl enter.
 
[quote=jan_rifkinson]
I wonder if this should be an option rather than key stroke? What do you / anybody think?
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That said, I don't mind having it as an option.