I don't know what "keyboard bindings" are , but I'm sure the problem could be solved.
Sorry, I should have explained this.
Keyboard bindings is simply what standard output occurs with what keystrokes. For example, if you press the letter 'A' on the keyboard, you send a lette 'A' to be displayed to the screen. It can also refer to key-combinations, such as Cntrl+T. Unfortunately, keybindings vary between operating systems and applications. For example, Cntrl+T opens a new tab in Firefox, but plays a visual with iTunes (or so I've been told).
There is no universal rules, and as a result, no universal methods in applications. The ASCII character set (A-Z, 0-9 etc) are pretty standard, but that's about as far as it goes - and that's very bad for languages that use diacriticals.
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Date: 2012-04-18 11:23 pm (UTC)Sorry, I should have explained this.
Keyboard bindings is simply what standard output occurs with what keystrokes. For example, if you press the letter 'A' on the keyboard, you send a lette 'A' to be displayed to the screen. It can also refer to key-combinations, such as Cntrl+T. Unfortunately, keybindings vary between operating systems and applications. For example, Cntrl+T opens a new tab in Firefox, but plays a visual with iTunes (or so I've been told).
There is no universal rules, and as a result, no universal methods in applications. The ASCII character set (A-Z, 0-9 etc) are pretty standard, but that's about as far as it goes - and that's very bad for languages that use diacriticals.