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Debugger
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| Fix Version/s: |
None
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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7,087
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| Severity: |
Medium
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Currently you need to click Shift+F7 to pop up the context menu showing the steps, (optionally cursor-up/-down) and Enter.
Wouldn't it be much more userfriendly, when it would work like Alt+Tab on any operating system (I know, it only could work like this when the shortcut contains modifiers like Shift/Ctrl/...)?
- pressing and holding Shift+F7 opens the context menu with the first entry
selected (the one which would be invoked next with F7)
- as long as the Shift key is hold, one could press F7 to change the
selection to the next step
- releasing the Shift key finally invokes the action
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Description
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Currently you need to click Shift+F7 to pop up the context menu showing the steps, (optionally cursor-up/-down) and Enter.
Wouldn't it be much more userfriendly, when it would work like Alt+Tab on any operating system (I know, it only could work like this when the shortcut contains modifiers like Shift/Ctrl/...)?
- pressing and holding Shift+F7 opens the context menu with the first entry
selected (the one which would be invoked next with F7)
- as long as the Shift key is hold, one could press F7 to change the
selection to the next step
- releasing the Shift key finally invokes the action
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Usability Problem
Open
Major
Debugger, Smart Step: two much difference key hits required
