Dead simple:
Although Copy/Paste/Cut command not in the Edit menu (on Mac version), cmd-C/V/X do work in the Description Panel
BUT not in the Save dialog.
A small change to implement, but would be very useful!
Dead simple:
Although Copy/Paste/Cut command not in the Edit menu (on Mac version), cmd-C/V/X do work in the Description Panel
BUT not in the Save dialog.
A small change to implement, but would be very useful!
Hi, by Save dialog, do you mean the File → Save As dialog?
Yeah, that’s it.
There are also other aspects where it feels so natural to use standard cmd/ctl-keys that I’m still going “oh yeah, can’t do that” when I get an error sound. (a cmd-D for the Discard in “Do you want to save this Pipeline?” would be nice too!)
Windows and Linux versions of Midihub Editor do use ‘mnemonic key’ shortcuts where in order to activate a menu item you press Alt + the underlined letter (like Alt+D to Discard, or ‘Alt+P, then N’ to trigger Preset → Edit Port Names), but it looks like macOS and software for it does not provide this feature natively.
Of course it would be useful to have keyboard shortcuts for the same things on macOS, but I’m not sure what’s the best way to make them as intuitive to macOS users as possible. One of the shortcuts Cmd + Comma is already used for Device → Settings, but it would be helpful if our users could come up with a list of shortcuts and key combinations they’d like to seen for macOS version.
Now I wasn’t aware of this (partly cos there’s no “⌘,” in the Device menu, partly cos I’d think of “⌘,” in its standard usage of AppMenu>Preferences which Midihub Editor doesn’t include)!
Now in terms of Mac shortcuts, my hunch is many Mac users use them less than the majority of PC users.
Consequently, I’d think a two pronged approach could be good:
*(letters just chosen in [English] keyboard order as ‘meaningful’ letters not possible given similaritly in numerous Pipe names!)
PS. I think the View>Show opt-in is important cos I think it’s vital to maintain the default of the simple “physical construction kit” affordances which you folks have worked hard to present