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Feature request gtranslator Hi, I'm posting this to both the gtranslator and the gnome-es mailing
list because it might be of interest for both communities. I've been using gtranslator quite intensively for the past few days and I would like to propose a feature I miss. I use the key combos a lot; when I'm translating, "Ctrl+Shift+PgDown" to go to the next Untranslated or fuzzy entry, and when reviewing "Alt +Arrow" to go to the nexto or previous entry. This said, I always find myself reaching for the mouse to scroll down a bit and see the next few lines to get a contextual view of the line I'm translating/reviewing. Is it possible to have the current line in the middle of the pane so that the previous and the next lines are visible? I'm attaching a screenshot to show my point. Thanks in advance, -- Lucas Vieites <lucas@...> _______________________________________________ gtranslator-list mailing list gtranslator-list@... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtranslator-list |
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Re: [gnome-es] Feature request gtranslatorEl sáb, 09-05-2009 a las 12:37 +0200, Lucas Vieites escribió:
> Hi, I'm posting this to both the gtranslator and the gnome-es mailing > list because it might be of interest for both communities. > > I've been using gtranslator quite intensively for the past few days > and I would like to propose a feature I miss. > I use the key combos a lot; when I'm translating, "Ctrl+Shift+PgDown" > to go to the next Untranslated or fuzzy entry, and when reviewing "Alt > +Arrow" to go to the nexto or previous entry. > This said, I always find myself reaching for the mouse to scroll down > a bit and see the next few lines to get a contextual view of the line > I'm translating/reviewing. > > Is it possible to have the current line in the middle of the pane so > that the previous and the next lines are visible? > I'm attaching a screenshot to show my point. +1 from ES Team. -- Jorge González González <aloriel@...> Weblog: http://aloriel.no-ip.org Fotolog: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aloriel _______________________________________________ gtranslator-list mailing list gtranslator-list@... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtranslator-list |
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Re: [gnome-es] Feature request gtranslatorHi Lucas,
I think that understand your point but I'm not completely sure and I can't see the image gtranslator_yes.png, it seems to be corrupt, could you attach it again? Thanks, 2009/5/9 Lucas Vieites <lucas@...>: > Hi, I'm posting this to both the gtranslator and the gnome-es mailing > list because it might be of interest for both communities. > > I've been using gtranslator quite intensively for the past few days > and I would like to propose a feature I miss. > I use the key combos a lot; when I'm translating, "Ctrl+Shift+PgDown" > to go to the next Untranslated or fuzzy entry, and when reviewing "Alt > +Arrow" to go to the nexto or previous entry. > This said, I always find myself reaching for the mouse to scroll down > a bit and see the next few lines to get a contextual view of the line > I'm translating/reviewing. > > Is it possible to have the current line in the middle of the pane so > that the previous and the next lines are visible? > I'm attaching a screenshot to show my point. > > Thanks in advance, > -- > Lucas Vieites <lucas@...> > > _______________________________________________ > Gnome-es-list mailing list > Gnome-es-list@... > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-es-list > > -- Pablo Sanxiao http://psanxiao.blogspot.com _______________________________________________ gtranslator-list mailing list gtranslator-list@... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtranslator-list |
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Re: [gnome-es] Feature request gtranslatorI would say that what they want is something like the attached patch
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 10:39 PM, Pablo Sanxiao <psanxiao@...> wrote: Hi Lucas, _______________________________________________ gtranslator-list mailing list gtranslator-list@... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtranslator-list |
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