Edit and Settings grew up very long. Group the following menu commands into their own submenus:
- Edit >
&Clipboard (add after Encode, before --): move all commands from Copy to Swap and also Clear Clipboard
- Edit >
&Find (add after Clipboard): all from Find to Find Previous Word
- move Edit > Undo, Redo, Go To Last Change and Clear, Select All to above Go To
- Settings >
Save Setti&ngs (add in the end, after last -- after Show Statusbar): Remember Recent Files, Remember Search Strings and last 4 commands (submenu in this order, no --)
In the end, Edit menu becomes:
- Lines >
- ...
- Clipboard >
- Find >
--- Undo
- Redo
- Go To Last Change
- Clear
- Select All
- Go To
- Edit Selection
- Edit Selection On Line
Putting submenus on top allows faster mouse access to less used commands like Tabify Selection. I doubt anyone is invoking Undo, Copy or Replace through the menu so they are now going last.
Edit and Settings grew up very long. Group the following menu commands into their own submenus:
&Clipboard(add after Encode, before--): move all commands from Copy to Swap and also Clear Clipboard&Find(add after Clipboard): all from Find to Find Previous WordSave Setti&ngs(add in the end, after last--after Show Statusbar): Remember Recent Files, Remember Search Strings and last 4 commands (submenu in this order, no--)In the end, Edit menu becomes:
--Putting submenus on top allows faster mouse access to less used commands like Tabify Selection. I doubt anyone is invoking Undo, Copy or Replace through the menu so they are now going last.