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remuslazar / osx-xliff-tool

OS X Application for editing XLIFF files generated by Xcode
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Support `Cmd+A` in text field to select all #13

Closed SimplGy closed 5 years ago

SimplGy commented 8 years ago

Would be nice to be able to do this to just re-write all the text in the field.

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remuslazar commented 8 years ago

.. you could just use the BS (backspace) key with the specific row selected (in non-editing mode). This will basically wipe out the translation entirely (setting it to nil). Then press enter and enter the new text.

SimplGy commented 8 years ago

The backspace key is good to know about.

The same Cmd+A shortcut is great in the search field too, since as you backspace chars it searches, and that gets a bit laggy the fewer chars there are because there are more results.

I guess there's a clear "X" there but I'm not going to mouse (!). Maybe there's a keyboard shortcut for clear I don't know about?

I'm just used to Cmd+A working everywhere :)