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<carriage return> in dialogue boxes should accept & close dialogue (trigger 'ok') #321

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InvisibleOrdinary opened this issue Feb 27, 2019 · 6 comments
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Expected Behavior

when filling in data in a dialogue box, typing the accepts the changes and closes the dialogue - this could apply to both as well as or just

Actual Behavior

nothing happens when in a dialogue box and type carriage return

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

  1. Open a dialogue box such as cmd-b
  2. type

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  • Artisan Version: 1.6.0 (435ba27)

  • Platform (Mac/Windows/Linux + OS version): Mac OS 10.14.3

  • Connected devices or roasting machine: Phidgets 1048 or VINT with various devices

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@MAKOMO MAKOMO added this to the v1.6 milestone Feb 28, 2019
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MAKOMO commented Feb 28, 2019

added default focus to OK button and assignded CMD-W and CMD-. shortcuts to the Cancel button of most dialogs

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Thanks

also is standard trigger for cancel (at least on Mac). maybe add that as well?

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MAKOMO commented Feb 28, 2019

Sorry? On Mac OS X, CMD-. is a standard to close dialogs since, well, since before Mac OS X;) What is now still missing?

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aah… I see that I misread your CMD… I thought you were writing CMD- (hyphen) but you wrote CMD-. (period). Yes, that works… but what I said above is still true that across all the apps I use, escape is more consistent than CMD-. I was just suggesting adding that as well.

CMD-W is usually for closing a window (as opposed to a dialogue box)… 

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MAKOMO commented Feb 28, 2019

Yes, I am aware that CMD-W is actually for closing windows, but I added it anyway here too. Cannot hurt. Now I got it. ESC is missing. Yes, I will add ESC as well.

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