From: buliabyak Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 03:02:28 +0000 (+0000) Subject: touch selection update X-Git-Url: https://git.tokkee.org/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=43080325d64b525633b5035331b79a2e7a177924;p=inkscape.git touch selection update --- diff --git a/doc/keys.html b/doc/keys.html index 24bac4996..7de6dde1c 100644 --- a/doc/keys.html +++ b/doc/keys.html @@ -490,12 +490,17 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) -

Rubberband

-mouse dragselect multiple objects +

Rubberband, touch selection

+mouse dragselect by rubberband Dragging around objects does "rubberband" selection; previous selection is deselected. Shift+mouse dragadd objects to selection Normally, you need to start from an empty space to initiate a rubberband. However, if you press Shift before dragging, Inkscape will do rubberband selection even if you start from an object. +Alt+mouse drag, +Shift+Alt+mouse dragselect by touch +Alt+dragging over objects selects those objects that are touched by the path. +To start touch selection with Alt, you must have nothing selected; otherwise use Shift+Alt. +You can switch rubberband selection to touch selection and back while dragging by pressing/releasing Alt. diff --git a/doc/keys.xml b/doc/keys.xml index ad110a21a..8367eecba 100644 --- a/doc/keys.xml +++ b/doc/keys.xml @@ -478,12 +478,16 @@ groups) with the same effect as Alt+click.) -Rubberband - select multiple objects +Rubberband, touch selection + select by rubberband Dragging around objects does "rubberband" selection; previous selection is deselected. add objects to selection Normally, you need to start from an empty space to initiate a rubberband. However, if you press Shift before dragging, Inkscape will do rubberband selection even if you start from an object. + select by touch +Alt+dragging over objects selects those objects that are touched by the path. +To start touch selection with Alt, you must have nothing selected; otherwise use Shift+Alt. +You can switch rubberband selection to touch selection and back while dragging by pressing/releasing Alt.