This would be implemented by adding in two alternative modes of the mouse button locales, alt-1 and alt-2.
For example, with the following locale data:
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mouse-button-1=Left mouse button
mouse-button-1-alt-1=Left click
mouse-button-1-alt-2=left clickingLeft click to open chest.
Open chest by left clicking.
Note: The reason to have these two forms: the first is intended as a command to the player (so, imperative). The second is intended to go in a list of hints, so the first word (or as close to the first word as can be) should be the action itself. This is so the player can scan the first words in a list of sentences for eg, open, and then continue on the line to find out how to "open".
These would be accessed via alternative versions of the control's locale, eg:
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Open chest by __CONTROL__open-gui__alt-2__.Open chest by left clicking.
In English, alt-1 would be used for imperative, and alt-2 for this "-ing" form, but in other languages it could be other language-specific forms.
This special system will only be used for mouse buttons, so there is no need to account for keyboard keys.
If there are modifiers on a keybinding, they would be added on with a +, like in the controls settings gui, eg:
Control + Left click to open chest.
Open chest by Control + left clicking.
Is this system sufficient for all the languages we support? Please let me know either way, and detail the problems if there are any.
Thanks!
Tom
