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I mentioned this in the past and ended up closing the issue, figured I would revive this post because I still feel this would be a valuable setting to have added.
Expected Behavior
To allow the Command Line to not be case sensitive when typing in commands / keycodes.
I have been told that other languages do not make use of capital letters but maybe this could be added for the languages that do.
Observed Behavior
Currently in the Command Line, entered commands are case sensitive so if commands / keycodes are entered using capital letters, they are not recognized.
With this current behavior, in order to correct this user has to make doubles of every command in their librecad.alias, a lowercase and uppercase line entry so that the Command Line recognizes them.
Steps To Reproduce
Example:
Fairly common to use all capital lettering in drawings.
Therefore often have “Caps Lock” key “On”.
If you then try to type in commands, the lettering is capitalized and the commands are not recognized.
Have to turn “Off” Caps Lock each time to type in commands and then back "On" if adding any text to drawing.
Operating System and LibreCAD Version
Linux / Debian 12 based distro / GTK based Desktop Environment
LibreCAD-2.2.2_alpha1-207-g7838da61.AppImage
A list of all my Command Line based posts can be found here #1974 if anyone is interested.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I mentioned this in the past and ended up closing the issue, figured I would revive this post because I still feel this would be a valuable setting to have added.
Expected Behavior
To allow the Command Line to not be case sensitive when typing in commands / keycodes.
I have been told that other languages do not make use of capital letters but maybe this could be added for the languages that do.
Observed Behavior
Currently in the Command Line, entered commands are case sensitive so if commands / keycodes are entered using capital letters, they are not recognized.
With this current behavior, in order to correct this user has to make doubles of every command in their
librecad.alias
, a lowercase and uppercase line entry so that the Command Line recognizes them.Steps To Reproduce
Example:
Fairly common to use all capital lettering in drawings.
Therefore often have “Caps Lock” key “On”.
If you then try to type in commands, the lettering is capitalized and the commands are not recognized.
Have to turn “Off” Caps Lock each time to type in commands and then back "On" if adding any text to drawing.
Operating System and LibreCAD Version
Linux / Debian 12 based distro / GTK based Desktop Environment
LibreCAD-2.2.2_alpha1-207-g7838da61.AppImage
A list of all my Command Line based posts can be found here #1974 if anyone is interested.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: