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You can activate the new mode, via the View > Split View Mode menu. The default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl-6, but this is 6 on the main keyboard, not the numeric keypad. I find this a little odd, given that the default shortcut for cycling through the display modes uses Ctrl with 5 on the numeric keypad. However you trigger it, enabling this mode will immediately split the workspace in two, with the left side showing the normal view of your document, and the right side showing the outline view.** | You can activate the new mode, via the View > Split View Mode menu. The default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl-6, but this is 6 on the main keyboard, not the numeric keypad. I find this a little odd, given that the default shortcut for cycling through the display modes uses Ctrl with 5 on the numeric keypad. However you trigger it, enabling this mode will immediately split the workspace in two, with the left side showing the normal view of your document, and the right side showing the outline view.** | ||
- | Ce qui pourrait en fait être pratique, ce serait une façon d' | + | Ce qui pourrait en fait être très pratique, ce serait une façon d' |
- | Vous pouvez activer le nouveau mode via le menu Affichage > Mode d' | + | Vous pouvez activer le nouveau mode via le menu Affichage > Mode d' |
**A large circular handle at the middle of the screen can be dragged to move the split point, allowing more or less of the view to be displayed in outline mode. Four triangles within the control let you switch the orientation of the split between horizontal and vertical, and determine which side of the split should show the outline view. Both sides of the display work as normal, so you are free to select items in the outline view then manipulate them in the normal view, or vice versa. Clicks and drags on the splitter control are not propagated through to the objects below so you can, for example, make a selection in outline view then adjust the split to give you more of a normal view without the objects becoming deselected as you do so.** | **A large circular handle at the middle of the screen can be dragged to move the split point, allowing more or less of the view to be displayed in outline mode. Four triangles within the control let you switch the orientation of the split between horizontal and vertical, and determine which side of the split should show the outline view. Both sides of the display work as normal, so you are free to select items in the outline view then manipulate them in the normal view, or vice versa. Clicks and drags on the splitter control are not propagated through to the objects below so you can, for example, make a selection in outline view then adjust the split to give you more of a normal view without the objects becoming deselected as you do so.** | ||
- | Une grosse poignée circulaire au milieu de l' | + | Une grosse poignée circulaire au milieu de l' |
**On the surface, this looks like a great addition for working with complex documents. Just enable Split View Mode then slide the splitter to one side to give you a normal view most of the time, swinging it back into play for tricky selections, before swiping it away to the side again, ready for redeployment in an instant. Except it doesn’t work like that. | **On the surface, this looks like a great addition for working with complex documents. Just enable Split View Mode then slide the splitter to one side to give you a normal view most of the time, swinging it back into play for tricky selections, before swiping it away to the side again, ready for redeployment in an instant. Except it doesn’t work like that. | ||
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En apparence, ça semble être un bon ajout pour un travail sur des documents complexes. Juste activer le mode Affichage scindé puis déplacer le séparateur d'un côté pour vous donner un affichage normal la plupart du temps, en le ramenant lors de sélections sensibles, avant de le reléguer à nouveau sur un côté, prêt pour une réutilisation instantanée. Sauf que ça ne marche pas comme ça. | En apparence, ça semble être un bon ajout pour un travail sur des documents complexes. Juste activer le mode Affichage scindé puis déplacer le séparateur d'un côté pour vous donner un affichage normal la plupart du temps, en le ramenant lors de sélections sensibles, avant de le reléguer à nouveau sur un côté, prêt pour une réutilisation instantanée. Sauf que ça ne marche pas comme ça. | ||
- | Si vous déplacez la poignée trop près du bord de l' | + | Si vous déplacez la poignée trop près du bord de l' |
**Worse still, moving the big handle towards any edge has the same effect, regardless of the splitter orientation. With a vertical splitter, separating the two halves to the left and right, you might be tempted to move the handle up or down to get it out of the way of your content. But even though you’re not moving the splitter itself, drag it a pixel too high or low and the whole mode turns off, requiring you to start at the menu again. | **Worse still, moving the big handle towards any edge has the same effect, regardless of the splitter orientation. With a vertical splitter, separating the two halves to the left and right, you might be tempted to move the handle up or down to get it out of the way of your content. But even though you’re not moving the splitter itself, drag it a pixel too high or low and the whole mode turns off, requiring you to start at the menu again. | ||
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This mode also doesn’t store the split state between invocations. Every time you enable it you’ll be put directly into the same 50/50 view with the outline on the right. It doesn’t matter if you previously switched to 70/30 with the outline at the bottom, or any other combination. Once this mode is turned off, and then back on again, it drops you straight to the default. And given how easy it is to accidentally turn it off, it makes working with this mode more of a pain than a pleasure. It does make for nice screenshots when demonstrating the density of objects in a complex drawing though.** | This mode also doesn’t store the split state between invocations. Every time you enable it you’ll be put directly into the same 50/50 view with the outline on the right. It doesn’t matter if you previously switched to 70/30 with the outline at the bottom, or any other combination. Once this mode is turned off, and then back on again, it drops you straight to the default. And given how easy it is to accidentally turn it off, it makes working with this mode more of a pain than a pleasure. It does make for nice screenshots when demonstrating the density of objects in a complex drawing though.** | ||
- | Pire encore, le déplacement du gros contrôle vers n' | + | Pire encore, le déplacement du gros contrôle vers n' |
- | Ce mode n' | + | Ce mode n' |
**View > Xray Mode is a closely related, but slightly different feature. The keyboard shortcut for this is Alt-6, by default, but once again this has to be the 6 on the top row of keys, not on the numeric keypad. Switching this on enables outline view in a circle immediately surrounding the mouse pointer. Like an X-ray, it cuts through the body of your drawing to show you the bones that support it. But it’s more like a tightly controlled “X-ray beam” from a pulp comic book than the large format plates that are routinely hung from wall-mounted light boxes in medical dramas. | **View > Xray Mode is a closely related, but slightly different feature. The keyboard shortcut for this is Alt-6, by default, but once again this has to be the 6 on the top row of keys, not on the numeric keypad. Switching this on enables outline view in a circle immediately surrounding the mouse pointer. Like an X-ray, it cuts through the body of your drawing to show you the bones that support it. But it’s more like a tightly controlled “X-ray beam” from a pulp comic book than the large format plates that are routinely hung from wall-mounted light boxes in medical dramas. | ||
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Affichage < Mode rayons X est une fonctionnalité très voisine, mais légèrement différente. Le raccourci clavier pour celui-ci est Alt-6, par défaut, mais, une fois de plus, il s'agit du 6 de la rangée de touches du haut, pas du pavé numérique. Son activation permet une vue en contour avec un cercle entourant l' | Affichage < Mode rayons X est une fonctionnalité très voisine, mais légèrement différente. Le raccourci clavier pour celui-ci est Alt-6, par défaut, mais, une fois de plus, il s'agit du 6 de la rangée de touches du haut, pas du pavé numérique. Son activation permet une vue en contour avec un cercle entourant l' | ||
- | Comme pour le mode Affichage scindé, vous pouvez encore faire des sélections et réaliser d' | + | Comme pour le mode Affichage scindé, vous pouvez encore faire des sélections et réaliser d' |
**If you struggle to select objects in busy drawings, then it might be worth changing the keyboard shortcut to make it easier to toggle on and off. What would be nice is a ‘hold-to-activate’ key, like the ‘Q’ key for the quick-zoom function, which would allow you to press and hold a key for long enough to make a tricky selection, but would return you to the normal view as soon as you release it. It would certainly make for a better use of the ‘X’ key than as a shortcut for the largely useless 3D box tool. I have, of course, filed a feature request for this – as well as one for improvements to the Split View mode. | **If you struggle to select objects in busy drawings, then it might be worth changing the keyboard shortcut to make it easier to toggle on and off. What would be nice is a ‘hold-to-activate’ key, like the ‘Q’ key for the quick-zoom function, which would allow you to press and hold a key for long enough to make a tricky selection, but would return you to the normal view as soon as you release it. It would certainly make for a better use of the ‘X’ key than as a shortcut for the largely useless 3D box tool. I have, of course, filed a feature request for this – as well as one for improvements to the Split View mode. | ||
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That’s it for the new view features in v1.0. Next month will be the 100th article in this series, so I’ll be celebrating this milestone by… continuing to bring you details of some of the other new features in the latest Inkscape release.** | That’s it for the new view features in v1.0. Next month will be the 100th article in this series, so I’ll be celebrating this milestone by… continuing to bring you details of some of the other new features in the latest Inkscape release.** | ||
- | Si vous peinez pour sélectionner des objets dans des dessins chargés, alors ça vaudrait le coup de modifier le raccourci clavier pour faciliter la commutation des modes. Ce qui serait bien, ce serait une touche « appuyer-pour-activer », comme la touche « Q » pour le fonction de zoom rapide, qui vous permettrait de maintenir une touche | + | Si vous peinez pour sélectionner des objets dans des dessins chargés, alors ça vaudrait le coup de modifier le raccourci clavier pour faciliter la commutation des modes. Ce qui serait bien, ce serait une touche « appuyer-pour-activer », comme la touche « Q » pour le fonction de zoom rapide, qui vous permettrait de maintenir une touche |
- | Voilà pour les nouveautés d' | + | Voilà pour les nouveautés d' |
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