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There are two types of shortcut keys: Navigation and Operation.
Navigation
Commonly, the active selection is emphasized in a certain way. For instance, the subsequent diagram employs a ring for highlighting.
The sequence of selection should naturally align with the visual arrangement of the elements, enabling user navigation via arrow keys.
Operation
It is a lot more complex. Here are some ideas:
Start editing: select and start typing or double click
Complete editing: Enter
Discard editing: ESC
Text wrap: Shift_Enter (DSL update needed)
If participant is in editing mode, clicking Tab will going into next participant and enters editing mode; if that is the last participant, create a new participant
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There are two types of shortcut keys: Navigation and Operation.
Navigation
Commonly, the active selection is emphasized in a certain way. For instance, the subsequent diagram employs a ring for highlighting.
The sequence of selection should naturally align with the visual arrangement of the elements, enabling user navigation via arrow keys.
Operation
It is a lot more complex. Here are some ideas:
select and start typing
ordouble click
Enter
ESC
Shift_Enter
(DSL update needed)Tab
will going into next participant and enters editing mode; if that is the last participant, create a new participantThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: