Re: [Gwc-general] Question about shortcut keys

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Jeff,

Thanks. That works out best for me.  And there I also found the 
list of the "undocumented" shortcut keys (well, most of them are 
in the gwc_help.html file, except j and k.)

I decided to hotkey the Declick_Strong with "g" as in "go" since S 
and D are already taken.  I also hotkeyed Declick_Weak with w 
since that was available.

The altered code (gwc.c in gwc-0.19-7):
(Starts at line 1598)

  GNOMEUIINFO_ITEM_ACCEL("    Declick Strong",
                      "Remove pops/clicks from current view or 
selection",
                      declick, declick_xpm, GDK_g),

  GNOMEUIINFO_ITEM_ACCEL("    Declick Weak",
                      "Remove weaker pops/clicks from current view 
or selection",
                      declick_weak, declick_w_xpm, GDK_w),

John

Jeff Welty wrote:
> Hmmm.  If you want to have fun hacking, wander into gwc.c, and find this 
> function (about line 1291)
> 
> gboolean  key_press_cb(GtkWidget * widget, GdkEventKey * event, gpointer 
> data)
> 
> you'll see there are some predefined keypresses there, and you might 
> find it easier just to hack the code for now :-)
> 
> jw
> 
>> Unfortunately I don't think KDE has a similar learning scheme.
>> Since I use KDE, I won't have this feature at my disposal. Actually I 
>> had thought it might be a built-in GWC hidden key but I guess not.
>>
>> Thanks for the replies!
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>> Jeff Welty wrote:
>>
>>> I'll repost this informative email from Stewart Evens, describing how 
>>> to bind your own special keys to any menu function:
>>> -- 
>>>
>>> I mentioned a while ago that the old Gnome style of changing menu  
>>> accelerators wasn't working in 0.20.  After some hunting, I've 
>>> figured  out how to fix it.
>>>
>>> First - version 2.0 of GTK has this option turned off by default.  
>>> Its  doc says to add the line "gtk_can_change_accels = 1" to your
>>> ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file.  Simple, right?
>>>
>>> But wait!  Gnome 2 doesn't pay attention to that file, apparently  
>>> because of its ludicrous "gconf" scheme.  So I had to run 
>>> gconf-editor  (which, on my RedHat system, can be found in the 
>>> oh-so-intuitive menu  location System Tools -> More System Tools -> 
>>> Configuration Editor).  Running it warns me that this is not the 
>>> preferred way of setting my  desktop, but since there's no indication 
>>> of what *is* the preferred  way, I went ahead anyway.
>>>
>>> Anyway, now I only had to navigate down to "desktop -> gnome ->  
>>> interface" and scroll down until I found the "can_change_accels" item.
>>>
>>> IMHO, the Gnome2 developers deserve congratulations for approaching  
>>> Microsoft's level of user hostility and disregard for backwards  
>>> compatibility.  But I digress...anyway, the above worked for me.   
>>> Unfortunately F1 does not seem to be allowed as an accelerator 
>>> (other  fkeys are okay) so I will have to get used to a new key binding.
>>>
>>> -- Stewart
>>>
>>> John Cirillo wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I seem to remember there might be some undocumented shortcut keys. 
>>>> What I am looking for is a shortcut key for the "Declick Strong" 
>>>> function.  I have discovered that I can get much better declick 
>>>> results on many songs by zooming the screen to show only about 15 
>>>> seconds of the song, declick, then click the right scrollbar to move 
>>>> ahead to the next 15 seconds and so on. But I get tired having to 
>>>> click right then move the mouse up to click on the Declick Strong 
>>>> button.  If there was a single key to hit for Strong Declick then I 
>>>> could get more done faster. Is there such a shortcut key? I'm using 
>>>> 0.19.3 still as it's stable and seems to do what I want.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> John
>>>>
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