shortcut to zoom pictures

[Pierre Hanser]

hello
is there a possibility to have <ctrl>= behave like <ctrl><shift>=
for those of us using a keyboard where '+' is done with <shift>= ?

qiv does this, and it's quite comfortable to have <ctrl>+ et <ctrl>-
behave symmetrically (2 fingers for both and not 2 fingers to zoom out
and 3 fingers to zoom in)

what do you think about this?
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[Smit Mehta]

Hi Pierre

Kindly add this as a bug, under the cateogry "wishlist". I am sure,
some developer will be able to reply you.

Smit

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Pierre Hanser <[hidden email]> wrote:

> hello
> is there a possibility to have <ctrl>= behave like <ctrl><shift>=
> for those of us using a keyboard where '+' is done with <shift>= ?
>
> qiv does this, and it's quite comfortable to have <ctrl>+ et <ctrl>-
> behave symmetrically (2 fingers for both and not 2 fingers to zoom out
> and 3 fingers to zoom in)
>
> what do you think about this?
> --
>         Pierre
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[Kyle Altendorf]

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 5:39 AM, Pierre Hanser <[hidden email]> wrote:
> is there a possibility to have <ctrl>= behave like <ctrl><shift>=
> for those of us using a keyboard where '+' is done with <shift>= ?

Within digiKam under KDE you can use Settings > Configure Shortcuts...
 to assign any key combo you want to any shortcut.  Admittedly this
does not allow multiple shortcuts combos (both ctrl-+ and ctrl-=) and
I don't know if this option is offered under other desktop
environments, but I figured it might be useful if you aren't already
familiar with this.

Cheers,
-kyle
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[Marcel Wiesweg]

> Within digiKam under KDE you can use Settings > Configure Shortcuts...
>  to assign any key combo you want to any shortcut.  Admittedly this
> does not allow multiple shortcuts combos (both ctrl-+ and ctrl-=)

Usually, you can even define an alternative shortcut
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