ESC problem
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ESC problem
Hi all!
If I press ESC key, xnview is quit immediately.
If I uncheck this checkbox :
http://media.proxnet.hu/upload/20070325/12344917795.png
... nothing change. This is big error (me).
Sorry my poor english.
If I press ESC key, xnview is quit immediately.
If I uncheck this checkbox :
http://media.proxnet.hu/upload/20070325/12344917795.png
... nothing change. This is big error (me).
Sorry my poor english.
Re: ESC problem
Yes, I confirm the observation.totya wrote:Hi all!
If I press ESC key, xnview is quit immediately.
If I uncheck this checkbox :
http://media.proxnet.hu/upload/20070325/12344917795.png
... nothing change. This is big error (me).
Sorry my poor english.
When Options >> KeyBoard/Mouse is checked, XnView closes on pressing the 'Escape' key. This is understandable.
When Options >> KeyBoard/Mouse is NOT checked, THEN ALSO XnView closes on pressing the 'Escape' key. Is this expected?
Above observation is made with XnView 1.90.3 as well as 1.90.2
I am a lazy person, always searching for ways to avoid work and still manage the show !
My System : Win XP SP2 + XnView standard English version
My System : Win XP SP2 + XnView standard English version
Re: ESC problem
This setting is used when you launch xnview with a picture, for example from windows explorer...totya wrote:Hi all!
If I press ESC key, xnview is quit immediately.
If I uncheck this checkbox :
http://media.proxnet.hu/upload/20070325/12344917795.png
... nothing change. This is big error (me).
Sorry my poor english.
Pierre.
Re: ESC problem
Thank you, but the problem is stay.xnview wrote:This setting is used when you launch xnview with a picture, for example from windows explorer...
Re: ESC problem
You don't want that ESC quit xnview??Anonymous wrote:Thank you, but the problem is stay.xnview wrote:This setting is used when you launch xnview with a picture, for example from windows explorer...
Pierre.
Re: ESC problem
Yes, I don't want this. But not good solution, if checkbox controlled this function under settings.xnview wrote:You don't want that ESC quit xnview??
Re: ESC problem
Why not a good solution? Many users want this behaviortotya wrote:Yes, I don't want this. But not good solution, if checkbox controlled this function under settings.xnview wrote:You don't want that ESC quit xnview??
Pierre.
Isn't it a recurrent request?
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
Simply speaking, whatever the application, the Escape key has never been designed to quit the application. Only to exit a dialog or a view.
The only exception should be when you launch xnview with a picture, for example from windows explorer... (depending on the setting)
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... hlight=esc
Simply speaking, whatever the application, the Escape key has never been designed to quit the application. Only to exit a dialog or a view.
The only exception should be when you launch xnview with a picture, for example from windows explorer... (depending on the setting)
As I just messed up a complete selection of images by simply accidentally hitting Esc this is a very important topic for me.
Are we still discussing this? Then after reading the above postings I would propose the following:
- Esc should always exit the fullscreen viewer
- When the Option "Single Esc exits" is checked XnView should exit after Esc ONLY if starting with an image view (fullscreen or normal). As soon as I hit Ctrl-B or F11 to go to the browser the Esc should NOT exit any more.
Why do I think so? The Esc Key is not meant to close an application (that's Alt-F4), but as the image viewer when opened from explorer is not seen as an application by the user (rather as an extension to win-explorer) the escape key is not wrong here. But as soon as you "work" in XnView, the Esc can mess up a lot by simply closing XnView.
Opening the discussion up again,
negg
Are we still discussing this? Then after reading the above postings I would propose the following:
- Esc should always exit the fullscreen viewer
- When the Option "Single Esc exits" is checked XnView should exit after Esc ONLY if starting with an image view (fullscreen or normal). As soon as I hit Ctrl-B or F11 to go to the browser the Esc should NOT exit any more.
Why do I think so? The Esc Key is not meant to close an application (that's Alt-F4), but as the image viewer when opened from explorer is not seen as an application by the user (rather as an extension to win-explorer) the escape key is not wrong here. But as soon as you "work" in XnView, the Esc can mess up a lot by simply closing XnView.
Opening the discussion up again,
negg
XnView 1.93.4 on Windows XP SP2
So you don't want ESC to quit program in normal mode?negg wrote:As I just messed up a complete selection of images by simply accidentally hitting Esc this is a very important topic for me.
Are we still discussing this? Then after reading the above postings I would propose the following:
- Esc should always exit the fullscreen viewer
- When the Option "Single Esc exits" is checked XnView should exit after Esc ONLY if starting with an image view (fullscreen or normal). As soon as I hit Ctrl-B or F11 to go to the browser the Esc should NOT exit any more.
Why do I think so? The Esc Key is not meant to close an application (that's Alt-F4), but as the image viewer when opened from explorer is not seen as an application by the user (rather as an extension to win-explorer) the escape key is not wrong here. But as soon as you "work" in XnView, the Esc can mess up a lot by simply closing XnView.
Opening the discussion up again,
negg
Pierre.