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Re: Patch for Delete key behavior (for dia-0.96.1)
- From: Lars Clausen <lars raeder dk>
- To: discussions about usage and development of dia <dia-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Patch for Delete key behavior (for dia-0.96.1)
- Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 07:56:01 +0200
On Wed, 2007-09-26 at 23:51 -0400, Michael Ross wrote:
> I just loaded up .96-7 and it is not doing GUI stufff well at all.
You mean just keyboard shortcuts or more than that?
> I see that a lot of the shortcuts are now listed as Shift+Control
> +Whatever very few actually work, it would be easier to list the few
> that do work. An odd selection of the old combinations work, I didn't
> do a comprehensive study.
The reason they're now shift-control is that we're trying to avoid the
various mappings that are used as part of different input methods --
another reason why a specific text edit mode would help. I don't even
have a comprehensive list of what mappings are used by input methods.
> Because that is not a practical one handed shortcut, I will not likely
> use it and be forced to operate with a mouse (hard on the ulnar
> nerve). About the only practical three key combination for my left
> hand is Shift+Control+Whatever. I can reach about to Shift+Control+B
> and that is all.
>
> I am really going to need how to tweak the menu system myself the way
> new releases of Dia are headed. Can someone direct me to where in the
> code is the Shift+Alt+Etc business?
It's in app/menus.c.
> I tried looking in the menurc and editing that, but I like Ondrej
> could not get anything to work (that was in .94). There must be more
> to it. Also there were no entries at all ion menurc with the word "
> <Actions>/display-actions/" as in:
>
> Change:
> ; (gtk_accel_path "<Actions>/display-actions/EditDelete" "Delete")
>
> To:
> (gtk_accel_path "<Actions>/display-actions/EditDelete"
> "<Control>Delete")
>
> Should I be adding them?
>
> If not in menurc then where would those be?
That should be in ~/.dia/menurc, yes. But please do it in recent code.
> And am I supposed to use the ; or not?
The ; should go away. Its presence turns the line into a comment, as in
Lisp.
-Lars
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