There is no indication of shortcuts in the menu...

[qua-rus]

Edit > Selection... >

• Move to next cell TAB
• Move to previous cell SHIFT+TAB
• Move Selection Left LEFT
• Move Selection Right RIGHT
• Move Selection Up UP
• Move Selection Down DOWN

Edit > Text Editing... >

• Cursor Left LEFT
• Cursor Right RIGHT

View >

• Switch to &next file/tab CTRL+TAB
• Switch to &previous file/tab CTRL+SHIFT+TAB

[aardappel]

These are visible in English, so it may have something to do with the localization?

[qua-rus]

Maybe, but I don't know where to look...

[tobiolo]

I can confirm that the accelerators are not displayed for the menu entries indicated above - Tested it with locale set to English, C, German, Russian...

[tobiolo]

But this is due to technical debt on the GTK side: https://docs.wxwidgets.org/latest/classwx_menu_item.html#a8b0517fb35e3eada66b51568aa87f261 These accelerator keys (like Tab, but also Right, Left, Down etc.) are not supported by GTK so it is logical for wxWidgets to suppress the display of the accelerator keys on wxGTK, although TreeSheets implements them manually.

[tobiolo]

So as long a) these accelerator keys are not supported in wxGTK for menu items, thus making it right to suppress their display in the menu items AND b) we implement them manually it should be as-is today because wxWidgets cannot expect programmers work around the limitation as it is done by TreeSheets?

[aardappel]

I guess the most useful thing of shortcuts showing up there is for users to learn the keys.

If we wanted to display them anyway, maybe we could make a function that does if wxgtk: "{name} ({key})" else: "{name}\t{key}" ?

[tobiolo]

I guess the most useful thing of shortcuts showing up there is for users to learn the keys.

If we wanted to display them anyway, maybe we could make a function that does if wxgtk: "{name} ({key})" else: "{name}\t{key}" ?

That seems a valid approach to me, too.