I recently added a new feature to Krita, reachable at the Save Incremental Version entry in the File menu.
Operation: --When clicked, a file called foo.bar is saved as foo_001.bar. --If the file was already called foo_001.bar, it is saved as foo_002.bar, and so on. --If a file with the new name already exists, a letter is added to the incremental version, for example, foo_001a.bar. Incrementations preserve this letter, for example the next save incremental will save it as foo_002b.bar. --If the user manually used an incremental version scheme between 2 and 4 numbers, for example foo_01.bar or foo_1029.bar, it will be respected, saving a foo_02.bar and foo_1030.bar file respectively. --The command will never ask the user to confirm to save a file (it is meant to save time), and by the principle of least surprise, it will also never overwrite an already-existing file. --If the algorithm reaches its end searching for alternative names (exhausts options going all the way up to a "z" letter, as in foo_009z.bar, it will show the user an error asking to save the file manually with an adequate name). The question I have is: What would be a good default shortcut for this feature?, since it's a feature meant to save time, it should have a default shortcut. But I'm actually completely unfamiliar with the shortcuts we use and I think artists have a better idea of what would be good. I also CC'd Calligra-devel to inform them of the feature and hopefully catch a couple suggestions (also, if there's interest to make Save Incremental Version Calligra-wide, it's not hard to relocate). _______________________________________________ calligra-devel mailing list calligra-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/calligra-devel
