Re: arrow keys vs. C-f/b/n/p

[James Cloos]

>>>>> "CY" == Chong Yidong <address@hidden> writes:

CY> In other bidi-aware applications, what keys are used to move in logical
CY> order (i.e. what C-f and C-b do now in the trunk)?

I don't have a lot of stuff installed to test, but this is what I did
test:

In gedit C-f and C-b move forward and backward logically, whereas LEFT
and RIGHT move left and right visually.  I suspect that all παν語 (aka
pango) apps -- notably including most gtk/gnome apps -- will also do so.

In seamonkey, in a web-page's text input box, both the arrow keys and
the C-b and C-f keys move visually.

In gvim, both the h and l keys and the arrow keys move visually.

In Openoffice.org, the arrow keys move logically.

Someone with KDE installed should test koffice and/or kwriter.

-JimC
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