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Make ctrl+c copying working #51

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Make ctrl+c copying working #51

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github-actions bot commented Oct 7, 2024

The code change you provided removes a line that binds the Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut to closing the application when pressed within the GUI window. Here are some points to consider regarding this change:

  1. Functionality Impact:

    • Removed Feature: By removing the self.bind_all("<Control-c>", lambda _: self.destroy()) line, users will no longer be able to close the application by pressing Ctrl+C when the GUI window is focused. This might be an intentional change, but it's important to ensure that this functionality is no longer needed or that there is an alternative way to close the application easily.
    • Console Termination: The comment suggests that Ctrl+C can still be used to terminate the application from the console. This is a standard behavior for many command-line applications, but it does not apply when the GUI window is focused.
  2. User Experience:

    • Consistency: If the application is expected to be closed using Ctrl+C in other contexts, removing this feature from the GUI might lead to confusion for users who expect consistent behavior across different parts of the application.
    • Alternative Shortcuts: Consider implementing or documenting alternative keyboard shortcuts for closing the application if Ctrl+C is removed from the GUI. Common alternatives might include Alt+F4 on Windows or Cmd+Q on macOS.
  3. Code Clarity:

    • Comments: The comment # Killing with CTRL+C in the console remains, but it might be helpful to clarify the intended use of Ctrl+C in the application's documentation or help section, especially if the behavior differs when using the GUI versus the console.
  4. Testing:

    • Test the Change: Ensure that this change has been tested to confirm that it does not introduce any unexpected behavior or regressions, especially if there are other parts of the code that depend on this shortcut.
  5. Documentation:

    • Update Documentation: If there is any user documentation or help files, make sure they are updated to reflect the change in functionality regarding keyboard shortcuts.

Overall, if the removal of this feature aligns with the intended design and user experience goals, then this change is straightforward. However, it's crucial to consider the user impact and ensure that any necessary documentation or alternative solutions are provided.

@ChaoticRoman ChaoticRoman merged commit c9d69df into main Oct 7, 2024
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