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| Re: question/issue : changing ~= operator to ?= [message #538107 is a reply to message #538103] |
Sat, 05 June 2010 05:21   |
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I see several reasons not to do that change:
1. p2ql uses ~=. We cannot change that. Not now and not later.
2. Only some of the European keyboards suffer from this. A US keyboard
has the tilde as a first class character (shifted at top left). Same
thing on a French keyboard.
3. The ~= intuitively leads me to believe that this must be an
approximation which is fairly close to what it really is.
- thomas
On 06/05/2010 03:38 AM, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
> Hi,
> after having typed ~= many times and found it very irritating in Eclipse
> editors that the sequence to enter this has to be:
> '~' ' '|'<esc>' '='
> whereas it in the native mac is fine to type just '~' '='.
> In Eclipse any character after ~ that it does not recognize as
> composable deletes the ~ character.
>
> All Eclipse editors (I tried) have the same behavior.
> ('vi' works fine though ;) )
>
> I have the same issue when entering a regexp ~/.../.
>
> How does this work on the Linux and Windows versions of Eclipse (try it
> in a Java editor for instance).
>
> Anyway, this has led me to consider replacing the use of ~ with ?. i.e.
> '~=' becomes '?=' and patterns become ?/../ for regexp and ?" " for
> simple pattern.
>
> - henrik
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| Re: question/issue : changing ~= operator to ?= [message #608294 is a reply to message #538103] |
Sat, 05 June 2010 05:21 |
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I see several reasons not to do that change:
1. p2ql uses ~=. We cannot change that. Not now and not later.
2. Only some of the European keyboards suffer from this. A US keyboard
has the tilde as a first class character (shifted at top left). Same
thing on a French keyboard.
3. The ~= intuitively leads me to believe that this must be an
approximation which is fairly close to what it really is.
- thomas
On 06/05/2010 03:38 AM, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
> Hi,
> after having typed ~= many times and found it very irritating in Eclipse
> editors that the sequence to enter this has to be:
> '~' ' '|'<esc>' '='
> whereas it in the native mac is fine to type just '~' '='.
> In Eclipse any character after ~ that it does not recognize as
> composable deletes the ~ character.
>
> All Eclipse editors (I tried) have the same behavior.
> ('vi' works fine though ;) )
>
> I have the same issue when entering a regexp ~/.../.
>
> How does this work on the Linux and Windows versions of Eclipse (try it
> in a Java editor for instance).
>
> Anyway, this has led me to consider replacing the use of ~ with ?. i.e.
> '~=' becomes '?=' and patterns become ?/../ for regexp and ?" " for
> simple pattern.
>
> - henrik
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