Version: (using KDE Devel) Compiler: gcc 2.95 OS: Linux Mouse cursor should indicate what the current tool is.
A good co-related feature would be something like "Ctrl" in The Gimp 1.3.17: If you are using a tool, when holding Control key ("Ctrl"/^C) it automatically toggles to move tool. When release ^C, it backs to the old tool.
Fixed, except for > If you are using a tool, when holding Control key ("Ctrl"/^C) it > automatically > toggles to move tool. When release ^C, it backs to the old tool.
the "Ctrl" part is too difficult to implement?
Subject: Re: [Uml-devel] Make mouse pointer reflect active tool Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri <gsbarbieri@yahoo.com.br> [031025 14:11]: > the "Ctrl" part is too difficult to implement? Yes, because Ctrl is used for multiple selection. You can always go back to the move tool by pressing ESC. If you want to switch back to the tool before move tool, you can use BACKSPACE. Steinchen
Good! Although it's kind hard to remeber, it helps a lot. Is this documented? Where? Gustavo
Subject: Re: [Uml-devel] Make mouse pointer reflect active tool Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri <gsbarbieri@yahoo.com.br> [031025 19:06]: > Although it's kind hard to remeber, it helps a lot. > > Is this documented? Where? There is a tip avaible for it, but most users disable it after first startup. Where would you expect it in the documentation? Steinchen
tip has now been edited to make it more readable.