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Quick Accent additional symbols #21589
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@damienleroy there are a number of (similar) requests like this - you already know my thoughts about it. Did you have an issue or a doc speficically for what is and what is not the goal for Quick Accent? Reference: damienleroy/PowerAccent#44 and damienleroy/PowerAccent#23 |
@TCanDoS the question is understandable, but I do have to ask: why not use the text-tab from the Emoji Panel to search/insert special characters? |
@Jay-o-Way I don't. |
Yes please, that will be very helpful and valuable. An official message from the creator. Something we can point to as a reason. |
Added there: |
Thanks for adding that. Also see the damienleroy/PowerAccent#23 (comment) - that one has much more explanation. Maybe you could mix those 2 pieces of text? Actually, the same question can be asked for the idea of, what I call, "translating" letters to a different alphabet ... Same answer? After that, I'm curious: What would you recommend people that ask(ed) for these things? |
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Thank you for all yall's work! I love the application. Had a suggestion I hope yall would consider.
When using the Quick Accent tool, it appears that most of the odd ball symbols are grouped together under the comma/less than key. Requesting the addition of the degree symbol ° to that grouping. Additionally, perhaps the half (½), quarter (¼), & three quarters (¾) could populate with the number key shortcuts based on their denominator.
Scenario when this would be used?
As a mechanical/electrical project manager in commercial & industrial construction, temperature differentials come up constantly. I should probably have the Alt codes memorized for degree by now, but I find it's not much harder to pull up a quick browser tab, search, copy, & paste. However, I've incorporated the Quick Accent tool into my workflow easy enough that adding more symbols to quick accent should be an easy muscle memory retrain & time savings.
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