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| Re: How to create horizontal workflows ... [message #39835 is a reply to message #39581] |
Thu, 06 September 2007 14:28  |
 Karim Benameur
Messages: 20
Registered: July 2009 |
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Thank you Shilpa for the document. I will try
and check them...
Karim
Shilpa Toraskar wrote:
> Here is document for basic keyboard accessibility for diagrams. This
> document is there somewhere on GMF site but I couldn't find the link right
> now. So I am just uploading it here. But basically it came from GMF. We
> haven't done anything extra for EPF diagrams, most of those shortcuts should
> work as is.
>
> Hope it helps
>
> --
> Shilpa
>
> "Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
> news:fbmqea$sbl$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Hello.
>> We are still not done with the online help, but if you download the latest
>> nightly build you can find some basic guidance for the diagram editor. If
>> you want more detailed material you need check out the GMF project
>> resources.
>>
>> If you would create a table with all the shortcuts yourself, please donate
>> it to the project via a bugzilla. This would be a very helpful
>> contribution.
>> Writing documentation and tutorial is a great way of becoming an EPF
>> contributor.
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>> "K.Benameur" <benameur@freesurf.fr> wrote in message
>> news:fblps8$u3u$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Hello Peter,
>>> Is there somewhere a documentation of the activity diagram editor ?
>>> It can be usefull ...
>>> For instance, I know that you can move elements using ctrl+arrow ...
>>> having all the shortcuts can help us to create good looking workflows ...
>>>
>>> Karim
>>>
>>> Peter Haumer wrote:
>>>> Hello K.
>>>> This is a valid request that we got before but were unable to include
>>>> into this release. We will add that in a future release.
>>>>
>>>> Peter.
>>>>
>>>> "K.Benameur" <benameur@freesurf.fr> wrote in message
>>>> news:fbk2us$hhv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I use EPF for more that 6 months and I still looking for a solution to
>>>>> create horizontal workflow
>>>>>
>>>>> i.e. from left to right and not from top to bottom as it is done by
>>>>> default.
>>>>>
>>>>> My problem is linked to the activity diagram / fork and join that I
>>>>> have
>>>>> only succeded to have horizontal and not vertical.
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes I am ashamed as it looks like a very basic issue and surely I miss
>>>>> some combination of key to do the job.
>>>>>
>>>>> I someone can post all the shortcuts it will be of a great helps ...
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance ...
>>>>>
>
>
> Developer Guide to Keyboard Accessibility
>
> Version: 1.0
>
>
>
> Date: June 16, 2006
>
>
> Contents
>
> · Overview <#_Overview>
>
> · Eclipse Keyboard Navigation <#_EclipseNavigation>
>
> · Cycling Between the Diagram Editor and Palette
> <#_CyclingBetweenDiagramAndPalette>
>
> · Palette Item Navigation <#_PaletteItemNavigation>
>
> · Diagram Navigation <#_DiagramNavigation>
>
> · Shape Navigation <#_ShapeNavigation>
>
> · Connection Navigation <#_ConnectionNavigation>
>
> · Properties View Navigation <#_PropertiesViewNavigation>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------
>
>
> Overview
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> This document describes how the GMF user interface is navigable using
> the keyboard.
>
>
> Eclipse Keyboard Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> For tips on keyboard navigation within Eclipse, including cycling
> between editors, views, and perspectives, <#_CyclingEditors>see
> Navigating the user interface using the keyboard
> < ../../../org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/accessibilit y/navigation.htm >
> in the Eclipse Documentation.
>
>
> Cycling Between the Diagram Editor and Palette
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Diagram Name In Focus Tab Navigates to the Palette Palette in Focus
> Palette in Focus Tab Navigates to the Palette minimize button.
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus Tab Navigates to the palette items.
> Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Tab Navigates to the Diagram Editor and focus is
> placed on any selected item. Diagram Editor in Focus
> Diagram Editor in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the palette items. The
> last palette item used is selected otherwise defaults to the "Select"
> option Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Palette minimize
> button. Palette Minimize Button in Focus
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Palette
> Palette in Focus
> Palette in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Diagram Editor. Diagram
> Name In Focus
>
>
> Palette Item Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Drawer in Focus Spacebar Collapses or expands the selected drawer in
> the Palette Drawer in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Spacebar Selects the current palette item in
> focus Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Up/Down Arrow Moves the focus between the
> palette items Palette Item in Focus
> Shape Palette Item in Focus Enter Creates a new shape on the
> diagram. New Shape Selected in Diagram
> Connection Palette Item in Focus Enter Creates a new connection
> between the two selected items in the diagram. New Connection Selected
> in Diagram
> Palette Item in Focus Tab+Escape Tab - Navigates to the Diagram
> Esc - Deselects the Palette Item Diagram Editor in Focus with
> "Select" Palette Tool Enabled
> Stack Palette Item in Focus Alt+Down Arrow Stack popup list appears.
> Stack Popup List in Focus
> Stack Popup List in Focus Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the
> available palette tools on the stack. Stack Popup List in Focus
> Stack Popup List in Focus Enter Selects an item from the popup list.
> Selected Palette Item
>
>
> Diagram Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Diagram ALT+Down Arrow Selects shape in diagram. Selected Shape
> Selected Diagram Arrow Keys Cycles through the shapes that exist in the
> selected diagram.
> A shape is selected when the 8 side and corner size handles are shown.
> Selected Shape
> Selected Diagram Shift+Arrow Keys Multi-selects shapes on the
> diagram. Selected Shapes
> Selected Diagram Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the shape
> Diagram Context Menu
>
>
> Shape Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Shape Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the shape Shape
> Context Menu
> Selected Shape . (Period) Cycles through the following handles:
> Position Handle / 8 Side and Corner Size Handles / Position Handle.
> Clockwise rotation Selected Shape Handle
> Selected Shape Shift+.
> (Period) Cycles through the following handles: Position Handle / 8 Side
> and Corner Size Handles / Position Handle.
> Counter clockwise rotation Selected Shape Handle
> Selected Shape / Selects any available connection
> Navigates clockwise among the existing connections Selected Connection
> Selected Shape \ Selects any available connection
> Navigates counter-clockwise among the existing connections Selected
> Connection
> Selected Shape Alt+Down Arrow Selects the shape compartment. Shape
> Compartment Selected
> Selected Shape Ctrl+Spacebar Deselects the selected shape by showing
> the shape in an outline. Shape Outline
> Selected Shape Handle Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Ctrl+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> respecting the aspect ratio.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Shift+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> respecting the shape's center.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or
> position respecting the aspect ratio and shape's center.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Escape Deselects the selected shape handle.
> Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Enter Accepts current shaded shape Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Escape Reverts back to the original shape size or
> position Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Alt+Down Arrow Selects a compartment within the
> shape. Compartment Selected
> Compartment Selected Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the available
> compartments Compartment Selected
> Compartment Selected Alt+Down Arrow Selects the shape compartment items
> The first compartment item is selected Compartment Item Selected
> Compartment Selected Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the compartment and
> selects the shape. Selected Shape
> Compartment Item Selected Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the compartment item
> and selects the compartment. Compartment Selected
> Compartment Item Selected Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the
> available compartment items Compartment Item Selected
>
>
> Connection Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Connection Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the
> connection Connection Context Menu
> Selected Connection Alt+Down Arrow Cycles through all the connection
> labels.
> A connection label is selected when the 4 corner size handles are shown.
> Connection labels are navigable in the same way that shapes are.
> Selected Connection Label
> Selected Connection Label Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the connection label
> and selects the connection. Selected Connection
> Selected Connection Arrow Keys Deselects the connection and selects
> the shape. Selected Shape
> Selected Connection Ctrl+Spacebar Deselects the selected connection by
> showing the connection in an outline. Connection Outline
> Selected Connection . (Period) or Shift+.
> (Period) Cycles through the endpoints, bendpoints, and midpoints of a
> connection. Selected Endpoint, Bendpoint, or Midpoint
> Selected Endpoint Arrow Keys Allows the connection endpoint to be
> moved to a new shape. Selected Connection
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Arrow Keys Moves the connection
> bendpoint. Selected Bendpoint
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Enter Accepts current location. Selected
> Connection
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Escape Reverts back to the original
> location Selected Connection
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Arrow Keys Moves the new bendpoint. Selected
> Bendpoint
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Enter Accepts the new bendpoint. Selected Connection
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Escape Removes the bendpoint. Selected Connection
>
>
> Properties View Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> To navigate to the Properties View
>
> * press CTRL+F7 and choose the Properties View, or
> * select "Show Properties View" from the context menu of a diagram,
> shape, or connection.
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Properties Field Shift+Tab Cycles through the fields in the
> property section and eventually highlights the currently active
> properties tab.
> Shift+Tab cycles through the UI of the Properties View. Properties Tab
> Highlighted
> Properties Tab Highlighted Tab Cycles through the fields in the
> property sections of the active tab.
> Tab cycles through the UI of the Properties View in the opposite
> direction of Shift+Tab. Selected Properties Field
> Properties Tab Highlighted Up/Down Arrow Move focus among tabs in
> properties view. Properties Tab Highlighted
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------
>
> Copyright (c) 2006 IBM Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved.
> <http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html>
>
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| Re: How to create horizontal workflows ... [message #582828 is a reply to message #39581] |
Thu, 06 September 2007 14:28 |
Karim Benameur
Messages: 20
Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
|
|
Thank you Shilpa for the document. I will try
and check them...
Karim
Shilpa Toraskar wrote:
> Here is document for basic keyboard accessibility for diagrams. This
> document is there somewhere on GMF site but I couldn't find the link right
> now. So I am just uploading it here. But basically it came from GMF. We
> haven't done anything extra for EPF diagrams, most of those shortcuts should
> work as is.
>
> Hope it helps
>
> --
> Shilpa
>
> "Peter Haumer" <phaumer@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
> news:fbmqea$sbl$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Hello.
>> We are still not done with the online help, but if you download the latest
>> nightly build you can find some basic guidance for the diagram editor. If
>> you want more detailed material you need check out the GMF project
>> resources.
>>
>> If you would create a table with all the shortcuts yourself, please donate
>> it to the project via a bugzilla. This would be a very helpful
>> contribution.
>> Writing documentation and tutorial is a great way of becoming an EPF
>> contributor.
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>> "K.Benameur" <benameur@freesurf.fr> wrote in message
>> news:fblps8$u3u$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Hello Peter,
>>> Is there somewhere a documentation of the activity diagram editor ?
>>> It can be usefull ...
>>> For instance, I know that you can move elements using ctrl+arrow ...
>>> having all the shortcuts can help us to create good looking workflows ...
>>>
>>> Karim
>>>
>>> Peter Haumer wrote:
>>>> Hello K.
>>>> This is a valid request that we got before but were unable to include
>>>> into this release. We will add that in a future release.
>>>>
>>>> Peter.
>>>>
>>>> "K.Benameur" <benameur@freesurf.fr> wrote in message
>>>> news:fbk2us$hhv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I use EPF for more that 6 months and I still looking for a solution to
>>>>> create horizontal workflow
>>>>>
>>>>> i.e. from left to right and not from top to bottom as it is done by
>>>>> default.
>>>>>
>>>>> My problem is linked to the activity diagram / fork and join that I
>>>>> have
>>>>> only succeded to have horizontal and not vertical.
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes I am ashamed as it looks like a very basic issue and surely I miss
>>>>> some combination of key to do the job.
>>>>>
>>>>> I someone can post all the shortcuts it will be of a great helps ...
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance ...
>>>>>
>
>
> Developer Guide to Keyboard Accessibility
>
> Version: 1.0
>
>
>
> Date: June 16, 2006
>
>
> Contents
>
> · Overview <#_Overview>
>
> · Eclipse Keyboard Navigation <#_EclipseNavigation>
>
> · Cycling Between the Diagram Editor and Palette
> <#_CyclingBetweenDiagramAndPalette>
>
> · Palette Item Navigation <#_PaletteItemNavigation>
>
> · Diagram Navigation <#_DiagramNavigation>
>
> · Shape Navigation <#_ShapeNavigation>
>
> · Connection Navigation <#_ConnectionNavigation>
>
> · Properties View Navigation <#_PropertiesViewNavigation>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------
>
>
> Overview
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> This document describes how the GMF user interface is navigable using
> the keyboard.
>
>
> Eclipse Keyboard Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> For tips on keyboard navigation within Eclipse, including cycling
> between editors, views, and perspectives, <#_CyclingEditors>see
> Navigating the user interface using the keyboard
> < ../../../org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/accessibilit y/navigation.htm >
> in the Eclipse Documentation.
>
>
> Cycling Between the Diagram Editor and Palette
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Diagram Name In Focus Tab Navigates to the Palette Palette in Focus
> Palette in Focus Tab Navigates to the Palette minimize button.
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus Tab Navigates to the palette items.
> Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Tab Navigates to the Diagram Editor and focus is
> placed on any selected item. Diagram Editor in Focus
> Diagram Editor in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the palette items. The
> last palette item used is selected otherwise defaults to the "Select"
> option Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Palette minimize
> button. Palette Minimize Button in Focus
> Palette Minimize Button in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Palette
> Palette in Focus
> Palette in Focus Shift+Tab Navigates to the Diagram Editor. Diagram
> Name In Focus
>
>
> Palette Item Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Drawer in Focus Spacebar Collapses or expands the selected drawer in
> the Palette Drawer in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Spacebar Selects the current palette item in
> focus Palette Item in Focus
> Palette Item in Focus Up/Down Arrow Moves the focus between the
> palette items Palette Item in Focus
> Shape Palette Item in Focus Enter Creates a new shape on the
> diagram. New Shape Selected in Diagram
> Connection Palette Item in Focus Enter Creates a new connection
> between the two selected items in the diagram. New Connection Selected
> in Diagram
> Palette Item in Focus Tab+Escape Tab - Navigates to the Diagram
> Esc - Deselects the Palette Item Diagram Editor in Focus with
> "Select" Palette Tool Enabled
> Stack Palette Item in Focus Alt+Down Arrow Stack popup list appears.
> Stack Popup List in Focus
> Stack Popup List in Focus Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the
> available palette tools on the stack. Stack Popup List in Focus
> Stack Popup List in Focus Enter Selects an item from the popup list.
> Selected Palette Item
>
>
> Diagram Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Diagram ALT+Down Arrow Selects shape in diagram. Selected Shape
> Selected Diagram Arrow Keys Cycles through the shapes that exist in the
> selected diagram.
> A shape is selected when the 8 side and corner size handles are shown.
> Selected Shape
> Selected Diagram Shift+Arrow Keys Multi-selects shapes on the
> diagram. Selected Shapes
> Selected Diagram Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the shape
> Diagram Context Menu
>
>
> Shape Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Shape Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the shape Shape
> Context Menu
> Selected Shape . (Period) Cycles through the following handles:
> Position Handle / 8 Side and Corner Size Handles / Position Handle.
> Clockwise rotation Selected Shape Handle
> Selected Shape Shift+.
> (Period) Cycles through the following handles: Position Handle / 8 Side
> and Corner Size Handles / Position Handle.
> Counter clockwise rotation Selected Shape Handle
> Selected Shape / Selects any available connection
> Navigates clockwise among the existing connections Selected Connection
> Selected Shape \ Selects any available connection
> Navigates counter-clockwise among the existing connections Selected
> Connection
> Selected Shape Alt+Down Arrow Selects the shape compartment. Shape
> Compartment Selected
> Selected Shape Ctrl+Spacebar Deselects the selected shape by showing
> the shape in an outline. Shape Outline
> Selected Shape Handle Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Ctrl+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> respecting the aspect ratio.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Shift+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or position
> respecting the shape's center.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Keys Changes shape size or
> position respecting the aspect ratio and shape's center.
> A shaded shape is displayed showing the new size or position. Shaded Shape
> Selected Shape Handle Escape Deselects the selected shape handle.
> Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Enter Accepts current shaded shape Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Escape Reverts back to the original shape size or
> position Selected Shape
> Selected Shape Alt+Down Arrow Selects a compartment within the
> shape. Compartment Selected
> Compartment Selected Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the available
> compartments Compartment Selected
> Compartment Selected Alt+Down Arrow Selects the shape compartment items
> The first compartment item is selected Compartment Item Selected
> Compartment Selected Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the compartment and
> selects the shape. Selected Shape
> Compartment Item Selected Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the compartment item
> and selects the compartment. Compartment Selected
> Compartment Item Selected Up/Down Arrow Navigates between the
> available compartment items Compartment Item Selected
>
>
> Connection Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Connection Shift+F10 Invokes the context menu for the
> connection Connection Context Menu
> Selected Connection Alt+Down Arrow Cycles through all the connection
> labels.
> A connection label is selected when the 4 corner size handles are shown.
> Connection labels are navigable in the same way that shapes are.
> Selected Connection Label
> Selected Connection Label Alt+Up Arrow Deselects the connection label
> and selects the connection. Selected Connection
> Selected Connection Arrow Keys Deselects the connection and selects
> the shape. Selected Shape
> Selected Connection Ctrl+Spacebar Deselects the selected connection by
> showing the connection in an outline. Connection Outline
> Selected Connection . (Period) or Shift+.
> (Period) Cycles through the endpoints, bendpoints, and midpoints of a
> connection. Selected Endpoint, Bendpoint, or Midpoint
> Selected Endpoint Arrow Keys Allows the connection endpoint to be
> moved to a new shape. Selected Connection
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Arrow Keys Moves the connection
> bendpoint. Selected Bendpoint
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Enter Accepts current location. Selected
> Connection
> Move Cursor over Bendpoint Escape Reverts back to the original
> location Selected Connection
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Arrow Keys Moves the new bendpoint. Selected
> Bendpoint
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Enter Accepts the new bendpoint. Selected Connection
> Add Bendpoint Cursor Escape Removes the bendpoint. Selected Connection
>
>
> Properties View Navigation
>
> [back to top <#top>]
>
> To navigate to the Properties View
>
> * press CTRL+F7 and choose the Properties View, or
> * select "Show Properties View" from the context menu of a diagram,
> shape, or connection.
>
> Current State Keyboard Key(s) Description New State
> Selected Properties Field Shift+Tab Cycles through the fields in the
> property section and eventually highlights the currently active
> properties tab.
> Shift+Tab cycles through the UI of the Properties View. Properties Tab
> Highlighted
> Properties Tab Highlighted Tab Cycles through the fields in the
> property sections of the active tab.
> Tab cycles through the UI of the Properties View in the opposite
> direction of Shift+Tab. Selected Properties Field
> Properties Tab Highlighted Up/Down Arrow Move focus among tabs in
> properties view. Properties Tab Highlighted
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------
>
> Copyright (c) 2006 IBM Corporation and others. All Rights Reserved.
> <http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html>
>
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