Attached is a patch that will allow the TAB key in the inspector to move to the next inspectable field. -- eblood
Eric Blood <eblood@winkywooster.org> writes:
Attached is a patch that will allow the TAB key in the inspector to move to the next inspectable field.
What makes this different to plain ol' `next-line'? (Since we format the inspectable objects one-per-line.)
Luke Gorrie <luke@bluetail.com> writes:
What makes this different to plain ol' `next-line'? (Since we format the inspectable objects one-per-line.)
Primarly it has to do with consistency with other emacs modes. In read-only buffers like info, customization, and emacs-w3m, pressing tab moves you to the next actionable field. In the inspector, it spits out the message that buffer is read-only. -- eblood
Eric Blood <eblood@winkywooster.org> writes:
Primarly it has to do with consistency with other emacs modes. In read-only buffers like info, customization, and emacs-w3m, pressing tab moves you to the next actionable field. In the inspector, it spits out the message that buffer is read-only.
Thanks, that sounds reasonable, patch committed.
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