GoldenDict Forum

Goldendict Ver: 1.0.1-145
OS: Vista Home Basic SP2

https://github.com/goldendict/goldendict/wiki/Useful-Shortcuts says:

Open translation in a new tab (from the translate line): Ctrl-Enter or Alt-Enter

it's NOT now. the shortcut of Alt-Enter could fire a simulated mouse click on the position of current {TAB} key. And therefore, it could play a sound/video if the position link a audio/video resource, and could open a new query relating to the word(phrase/thesaurus...etc) referred by current link in present tab as well.

Cool.

Advice:
To play sound ONLY, it could be more faster If there were a way to skip the non-sound {TAB} positions, as simple show in below picture.



Thanks
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Viarm

Are you sure you were in "translate line" when you were pressing those shortcuts, the way the original entry was suggesting you?

Thank you very much.
And in fact, it's RIGHT which says in https://github.com/goldendict/goldendict/wiki/Useful-Shortcuts. i was wrong.

In ''translate line":
1. {Alt-Enter} -> play the sound. (if set "auto-pronounce in main window" and sound resource is available.)
2. {Ctrl-Enter} -> "Open translation in a new tab (from the translate line)"

In current focused tab:
1. {TAB} -> sequently jump {TAB} key position one by one downwards
2. {Shift-TAB} -> sequently jump {TAB} key position one by one upwards
3. {Alt-Enter} -> fire a simulated mouse click at present {TAB} key position. No action if no {TAB} key focus.
4. {Ctrl-Enter} -> fire a simulated mouse click at present {TAB} key position and open a new tab. No action if no {TAB} key focus.


Show as picture below.

Nice graphs!