If yes, why not overriding shift+enter?
- if you're on a global scope, you open a global spotter- if you're on a local scope, you open a local spotter (that also does global spotter things)
It does not applies.
Contextual explorer shows available commands.
- Merge them wit the ���global spotter��� would be too much information hence confusing and complicated to find.
- hiding the global spotter when contextual is show would have negative impact since users still want to use spotter.
Also, it will be more easy to discover => just a single shortcut, and people will start using it directly, maybe even without knowing it
Yes, discovery advantages are true.
Yet, difficulties to organise that information stays.
(But we can see how it looks)
Esteban
On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 11:56 AM Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm@gmail.com> wrote:Hello,
Most of you don���t know it, but Calypso incorporates an option to show a ���contextual spotter��� which will list all available commands in the context you selected.
This is meant to help on discoverability and reachability of commands available.
This is *in addition to shortcuts* not a replace of them (but lets be honest, we have far more commands than those that are possible to handle with a simple shortcut).
Anyway, originally I mapped this command to meta+/, which fitted well with my keyboard and language, but seems is not the case for many others (and this is not working at all on windows).
So. I���m looking for options :)
So far I have this two ideas:
1- alt+enter
2- meta+h
First one looks nice, but I���m not sure it will work on all platforms/combinations. What do you think?
Esteban
Ps: I will also add an icon somewhere to expose the contextual spotter.
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