Hotkeys for output channel: Ask after execution

[Taitava]

Discussed in #138

I decided to do these improvements later, not in 0.10.0.

• Add hotkeys Ctrl/Cmd + 1, 2, 3 etc... a letter to use different output channel buttons. Read more: Ask after execution: Hotkeys for buttons (was: Tab key navigation between form elements) #139
• Add a Shift modifier to the abovementioned number letter hotkeys to close the modal after using an output channel.
• Make Ctrl/Cmd + clicking the buttons also close the modal.
• Change the hotkeys from numbers to letters: Ask after execution: Hotkeys for buttons (was: Tab key navigation between form elements) #139 (comment)
• Change the tooltip: Ask after execution: Hotkeys for buttons (was: Tab key navigation between form elements) #139 (reply in thread)

[Taitava]

@FelipeRearden I'll need your help testing this when a beta for 0.12.0 comes out (not yet). The thing is that I know it works with the Ctrl key, but I'm not certain if my code handles Mac's Cmd key too. It will still take time until 0.12.0 is ready for a beta test, as #37 still takes a long time. I just wanted to write this now so that I don't forget when the beta comes out.

[FelipeRearden]

@FelipeRearden I'll need your help testing this when a beta for 0.12.0 comes out (not yet). The thing is that I know it works with the Ctrl key, but I'm not certain if my code handles Mac's Cmd key too. It will still take time until 0.12.0 is ready for a beta test, as #37 still takes a long time. I just wanted to write this now so that I don't forget when the beta comes out.

Sure @Taitava !!!!!!!

You can count on me :) :) :)

Just one comment: If were easier for you we could make this hotkey only available with CRTL instead of CMD. Since MacOS does not have any OS hotkey applied to CRTL+1...9

Have a great day!!!!!

[Taitava]

If were easier for you we could make this hotkey only available with CRTL instead of CMD. Since MacOS does not have any OS hotkey applied to CRTL+1...9

I don't even know how it goes now on macOS. Ctrl/Cmd + click on a button uses a bit different logic than the Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + number feature. So to be honest, even though I have written the key Cmd to the tooltips, I'm not sure if the code actually uses Cmd or Ctrl on macOS. But you can test later how it happens to be, and I can change it if it's wrong.

I'm not familiar with macOS, but I'm familiar with the trait in Obsidian forums, that every time when a hotkey involving Ctrl is mentioned, it's paired with Cmd on macOS (e.g. Ctrl/Cmd + N), not with macOS's Ctrl. So I'd like it to be Cmd on macOS, instead of Ctrl, just for the sake of consistency within the ecosystem of Obsidian.

Have a nice day, too! 🙂

[Taitava]

Done. Will be released in 0.12.0. See a screenshot here: #139 (comment)