From: bryce Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2007 00:41:37 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Updating keys documentation X-Git-Url: https://git.tokkee.org/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=3a7c13c8e5a6cb40148d61fdbc60473fd0df5b3f;p=inkscape.git Updating keys documentation --- diff --git a/doc/keys.html b/doc/keys.html index e62482e3b..0a3c3f4ef 100644 --- a/doc/keys.html +++ b/doc/keys.html @@ -471,7 +471,12 @@ RFE).

- + + + + @@ -775,7 +780,8 @@ RFE).

Alt+clickselect under
Alt+click selects the object at click point which is beneath (in z-order) the lowest selected object at click point.
If the bottom object is reached, Alt+click again selects the top object. So, several Alt+clicks cycle through z-order stack at point.
On Linux, Alt+click and Alt+drag may be reserved by the window manager. Reconfigure it so you can use them in Inkscape.
On Linux, Alt+click and Alt+drag may be reserved by the window manager. If you reconfigure your window manager
to not map Alt+click, then it will be free for Inkscape to use.
If your keyboard has a Meta key, you may wish to set your "Modifier +key" to use it instead of Alt.
(Sometimes you can also use Ctrl+Alt+click (select under in +groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.)
Shift+Alt+clicktoggle under
Ctrl+Alt+clickselect under, in groups
Shift+Ctrl+Alt+clicktoggle under, in groups
- + @@ -798,7 +804,8 @@ RFE).

Editing

clickclick an object to select
Alt+clickselect under
Alt+click, +Ctrl+Alt+clickselect under
Shift+clicktoggle selection
mouse dragdrag a handle to resize or round corners
Initially, the two rounding handles are in the top right corner; two resize handles are in top left and bottom right corners.
- + @@ -825,7 +832,8 @@ RFE).

Editing

clickclick an object to select
Alt+clickselect under
Alt+click, +Ctrl+Alt+clickselect under
Shift+clicktoggle selection
mouse dragdrag a handle to resize, make arc or segment
Initially, the two arc/segment handles are in the rightmost point; two resize handles are at the topmost and leftmost points.
- + @@ -843,7 +851,8 @@ RFE).

Shift+mouse draground the star
Shift+clickremove rounding
Alt+mouse dragrandomize the star
Alt+clickremove randomization
Alt+click, +Ctrl+Alt+clickremove randomization
Escdeselect

Spiral tool

- + @@ -978,8 +987,7 @@ RFE).

mouse dragroll/unroll from inside (inner handle)
Dragging the inner handle adjusts the "inner radius" parameter.
Alt+mouse dragconverge/diverge (inner handle)
Alt+clickreset divergence (inner handle)
Alt+click, +Ctrl+Alt+clickreset divergence (inner handle)
Vertical Alt+drag of the inner handle adjusts the "divergence" parameter, Alt+click resets it to 1.
Shift+clickzero inner radius (inner handle)
Shift+click on inner handle makes the spiral start from the center.
- + diff --git a/doc/keys.xml b/doc/keys.xml index 29a47007b..028d14ab0 100644 --- a/doc/keys.xml +++ b/doc/keys.xml @@ -463,7 +463,12 @@ RFE).

select underAlt+click selects the object at click point which is beneath (in z-order) the lowest selected object at click point.If the bottom object is reached, Alt+click again selects the top object. So, several Alt+clicks cycle through z-order stack at point. -On Linux, Alt+click and Alt+drag may be reserved by the window manager. Reconfigure it so you can use them in Inkscape. +On Linux, Alt+click and Alt+drag may be reserved by the window manager. If you reconfigure your window manager +to not map Alt+click, then it will be free for Inkscape to use. +If your keyboard has a Meta key, you may wish to set your "Modifier +key" to use it instead of Alt. +(Sometimes you can also use Ctrl+Alt+click (select under in +groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) toggle under select under, in groups toggle under, in groups @@ -790,7 +795,7 @@ RFE).

Editing click an object to select - select under + select under toggle selection drag a handle to resize or round corners Initially, the two rounding handles are in the top right corner; two resize handles are in top left and bottom right corners. @@ -815,7 +820,7 @@ RFE).

Editing click an object to select - select under + select under toggle selection drag a handle to resize, make arc or segment Initially, the two arc/segment handles are in the rightmost point; two resize handles are at the topmost and leftmost points. @@ -844,7 +849,7 @@ RFE).

round the star remove rounding randomize the star - remove randomization + remove randomization deselect @@ -864,7 +869,7 @@ RFE).

roll/unroll from inside (inner handle) Dragging the inner handle adjusts the "inner radius" parameter. converge/diverge (inner handle) - reset divergence (inner handle) + reset divergence (inner handle) Vertical Alt+drag of the inner handle adjusts the "divergence" parameter, Alt+click resets it to 1. zero inner radius (inner handle) Shift+click on inner handle makes the spiral start from the center. @@ -1017,7 +1022,7 @@ RFE).

average stroke color Click applies the color under cursor to the current selection. Dragging a radius calculates the average color of a circular area. If a gradient handle (in Gradient tool) is selected, it gets the color instead of the entire object. - pick inverse color + pick inverse color If Alt is pressed, picking color (with or without Shift, by click or by drag) picks the inverse of the color. C copy color This copies the color under cursor to the system clipboard, as text in RRGGBBAA format (8 hex digits).
Shift+mouse dragaverage stroke color
Click applies the color under cursor to the current selection. Dragging a radius calculates the average color of a circular area.
If a gradient handle (in Gradient tool) is selected, it gets the color instead of the entire object.
Alt+click, -Alt+mouse dragpick inverse color
Alt+clickpick inverse color
If Alt is pressed, picking color (with or without Shift, by click or by drag) picks the inverse of the color.
Ctrl+Ccopy color
This copies the color under cursor to the system clipboard, as text in RRGGBBAA format (8 hex digits).