Not sure I understand what you mean. If you mean changing shortcuts by pressing keys over the menu item, then it was disabled, and will be reenabled in the next version. Right now you have to use Configure Shortcuts thing.
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This is a standard GTK thing: mnemonics win over anything else. I think Alt-T really should activate Tools menu, though maybe I'm wrong. In any case there is a workaround:
1) Get tests/medit-ui.xml file from the source tarball;
2) rename it to ui.xml and save into ~/.medit/ ;
3) edit it as you like.
To fix this Tools thing, change '<item name="Tools" _label="_Tools">' to '<item name="Tools" _label="Tools">'.
Note, you can't freely move stuff around, or change action names or something (you actually can do that, but it may break).
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hi,
does medit possible disable menu shortcut and assign an key for active menu, the problem seems medit have configure shortcuts.
thanks
Lechee
Not sure I understand what you mean. If you mean changing shortcuts by pressing keys over the menu item, then it was disabled, and will be reenabled in the next version. Right now you have to use Configure Shortcuts thing.
sofar alt-T for Tools, if I use Configure shortcuts chance find and replace to Alt-T . alt-T still for Tools
Thanks
This is a standard GTK thing: mnemonics win over anything else. I think Alt-T really should activate Tools menu, though maybe I'm wrong. In any case there is a workaround:
1) Get tests/medit-ui.xml file from the source tarball;
2) rename it to ui.xml and save into ~/.medit/ ;
3) edit it as you like.
To fix this Tools thing, change '<item name="Tools" _label="_Tools">' to '<item name="Tools" _label="Tools">'.
Note, you can't freely move stuff around, or change action names or something (you actually can do that, but it may break).
A big thanks Yevgen