Hotkey arrow up and down to increase/decrease status number

[jzohrab]

Hotkey left-right moves to terms, so up/down could change status.

Would need to go up related to the current status. If multiple terms chosen, could just start with the lowest status. Go from 1-2-3-4-5-WellKnown, skip "ignored".

The function to update is in lute.js, handle_keydown -- at least, that is how I was intending to do it. If there is a better option, LMK.

[robby1066]

I have a pull request just about ready to go for this, but I wanted to double check the multiple terms case.

In the case where I have three terms selected with different status levels. Let's say:

• una: Well-known
• escuela: Level 5
• basura: Level 1

Upon clicking the up arrow, is the desired behavior the following?

• una: Well-known (no change)
• escuela: Level Well-known
• basura: Level 2

If I understand the multiple terms description above, the terms should increment/decrement relative to their original status, with a max of well-known and a min of 1. Does that sound correct?

To illustrate a little further, repeated up arrows would eventually end up with everything as well-known, and repeated down arrows would eventually end up with everything as status 1.

If that sounds correct, I'll do one more pass through the code and send a PR.

[jzohrab]

Thats better than what I was thinking, I figured they’d all get set to the same thing (the lowest). :-) El El vie, dic. 8, 2023 a la(s) 8:05 a. m., Robby Macdonell < ***@***.***> escribió:

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I have a pull request just about ready to go for this, but I wanted to double check the multiple terms case. In the case where I have three terms selected with different status levels. Let's say: - una: Well-known - escuela: Level 5 - basura: Level 1 Upon clicking the up arrow, is the desired behavior the following? - una: Well-known (no change) - escuela: Level Well-known - basura: Level 2 If I understand the multiple terms description above, the terms should increment/decrement relative to their original status, with a max of well-known and a min of 1. Does that sound correct? To illustrate a little further, repeated up arrows would eventually end up with everything as well-known, and repeated down arrows would eventually end up with everything as status 1. If that sounds correct, I'll do one more pass through the code and send a PR. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#33 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAMPWDNOMHFB3I6U4WRTJLTYIJKTLAVCNFSM6AAAAAA75G2YW2VHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTQNBWGI4TEMJQHA> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[jzohrab]

Actually based on the above, "If multiple terms chosen, could just start with the lowest status" -- having them all be the same would be easiest to do: loop through all of them, get the lowest, then ajax that value incremented or decremented. But if you've already done the other more complicated way, that's good too!