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Should we add a new inputType (DeleteContent/Selection/?) since there is no obvious direction?
e.g. On Mac it will delete selection, and do nothing if collapsed.
(On other platforms the classic Menu Bar is not always shown.)
Also Note:
Menu Bar delete also acts as Kill on Mac, so later you can Yank by Ctrl+y.
I'm not sure if we should add new types, or can we just use Delete* and Insert*?
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That is an interesting question. On the one hans, you are right that there is no direction given and that would be an argument for creating a directionless option.
On the other hand, the direction always needs to be something (forward or backward), so the JavaScript define actions for backward and another for forward. My guess is that the directionless mode will be bundled together with the backward deletion -- but some apps may choose to have it go the other way. I don't know if that is really what the Mac OS X developers envision: that their built-in menus will cause quite different things, depending on how the JavaScript authors decide.
Should we add a new inputType (
DeleteContent/Selection/?
) since there is no obvious direction?e.g. On Mac it will delete selection, and do nothing if collapsed.
(On other platforms the classic Menu Bar is not always shown.)
Also Note:
Menu Bar delete also acts as
Kill
on Mac, so later you canYank
byCtrl+y
.I'm not sure if we should add new types, or can we just use
Delete*
andInsert*
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: