support keyboard resizing of splitters #3
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To use, must give focus to the splitter in code (tabindex is -1 to can't just tab to it), then use arrows keys to make larger adjustments. Shift+Arrow keys will move one pixel at a time. There's no "done" or "cancel" gesture, just move elsewhere when complete.
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- see rstudio/gwt#3 for associated GWT change - made the change delta a constant, used both in RStudio and passed into GWT
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RStudio specific feature. Keyboard resizing of splitters. When enabled, splitters have tabindex of -1, meaning they can have focus programmatically set, then they will respond to arrow keys. Use Shift+Arrow keys to move in 1-unit increments.