> you can use it with the keyboard.
> Using it, you do not require the mouse.
> And, in addition, you do not need to remember complicated shortcuts:
> Calypso and the tools of Pharo will > never be covered with shortcuts���
> there are too many options.
> So yes, it is not a replacement of the keyboard: is a way to USE the
> keyboard in Calypso.
My little test...
<CTRL-O><B>�� brings up the browser
Arrow keys scroll the Packages pane.
What I can't seem to do via keyboard is get to the "Filter..." input box
That could be useful.�� Perhaps <CTRL-F> from here could be re-purposed for "Filter..."?
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How many people currently use <CTRL-F> from the Packages pane? (I never have)
The next thing to determine is how to move to the Class pane.
<TAB> could be a good candidate?
Also, <CTRL-TAB> currently opens an Inspector on the currently selected package or class.
Is that a common requirement?�� <CTRL-TAB> might be better used to cycle between��
the tabs in the bottom pane, which would align with common usage in web browsers?
The above functional reassignments of <CTRL-F>, <TAB> & <CTRL-TAB>
could provide a reasonably good start to keyboard-only browser use.
Where can the current definitions of these for Calypso be found?
Kkhmmm. I'll try to survive. I'm talking about moving left, right, up, down,
choose/enter, escape - that kind of things, basic things. As I see from
posts on various places (e. g. on stack overflow) this is an ongoing debate
for years, about shortcuts defined in several places, text editor hijacking
the keyboard, etc.��
Pharo has been working to consolidate these -��still ongoing.
If someone can provide a lead in to the related definitions for Calypso's <CTRL-F>, <TAB> & <CTRL-TAB>
perhaps experiment with it and propose a PR.
cheers -ben