I am currently in a heavily localized WPF application and we have one about the keyboard shortcut on the keyboard on the menu The bug is - English languages modifier key name ( Shift , Ctrl , etc.) is not being translated, which is easy enough to fix.
However, this was thinking about the shortcut key, which are often based on the first letter of the command, except where it is not possible due to conflict or conference. When the command names are localized, this link between the order and their related shortcuts will usually be lost:
- Is it worried about it?
- How do the current major applications cope with this problem?
- Are there any other issues to consider on this matter?
Although this question was inspired by a WPF app, I have more interest in general
You should stay away from symbols (such as * and
If you plan to switch letters based on localization, you should enable the user to choose whether he wants English instead of English forms. If I want to learn two sets of shortcuts based on language, then it is disappointing (this is the same for cross-platform applications.)
The best completely customizable keyboard shortcut, but this power- For example the user can see more.
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