Behavior of Enter in register
Andy Den Tandt
adtlist_qsd at adtsoft.eu
Thu Mar 12 14:53:06 EDT 2009
Charles,
Thanks for clarifying. I got confused and I now agree with the proposed
prefs. #2 is exactly what I need.
Andy
Van: Charles Day [mailto:cedayiv at gmail.com]
Verzonden: donderdag 12 maart 2009 19:41
Aan: Andy Den Tandt
CC: Dennis Muhlestein; GnuCash Devel
Onderwerp: Re: Behavior of Enter in register
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Andy Den Tandt <adtlist_qsd at adtsoft.eu>
wrote:
Charles wrote:
>How about changing the current checkbox preference into three radio
buttons?
>1. Enter moves to the next line (default)
>2. Enter moves to the next transaction
>3. Enter moves to a new transaction
++++ For changing the behavior/add the preference, but
---- for always creating a new transaction.
I'd rather have Enter commit the current transaction and move to the next
one. Only if the transaction being edited was the last one, it will create a
new one.
I often import transactions from my bank and then edit them (eg to create
splits). So when I press Enter, I declare that I am done with that
transaction and am moving on to the next one. It would be very weird that I
would suddenly jump to the end of the screen.
The checkbox option that you already in Edit->Preferences->Register is #3
when checked and #1 when unchecked. The only thing new here is #2.
Ulrike Fischer wrote
>I would like keys for 2 _and_ 3.
>e.g. enter -> next transaction
> shift + enter -> new transaction
So I agree with Ulrike ;-) In this proposal shift+enter equal Enter followed
by shift-pagedown right? I.e. we are never creating new empty transactions
in the middle of the ledger.
Empty transactions are always at the bottom, so if you pick #3 then you jump
to the end every time you hit Enter. I'd use #2, personally.
Andy Den Tandt
-Charles
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