Closed bjones1 closed 10 years ago
... but it works on Windows 7.
Probably, Enki should catch Alt
event and explicitly move the focus
It seems like Alt
behavior is platform dependent. It works for me on Windows.
I added F10
shortcut, which opens main menu. Shortcut is visible in the View
menu and documented in the User Manual
Oops, I was wrong -- I didn't notice that focus on my PC does indeed select the main menu with just a press of Alt. A follow-up request: could the main menu items have shortcut keys assigned to them? E.g. pressing Alt, then F would open the File menu.
On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 2:44 AM, Andrei Kopats notifications@github.comwrote:
It seems like Alt behavior is platform dependent. It works for me on Windows.
I added F10 shortcut, which opens main menu. Shortcut is visible in the View menu and documented in the User Manual
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E.g. pressing Alt, then F would open the File menu. Do you mean using standard
Alt+F
shortcuts, or something self-invented?
No, a standard menu action in Windows: Alt+letter opens the menu OR Alt by itself, then pressing the letter.
If you mean something like Alt+F
for File
menu - Enki doesn't have free letters for menu. See google docs table with keyboard shortcuts.
No, I mean changing line 222 of enki/core/mainwindow.py to be "&File" instead of "File" and similarly. I can submit a pull request if you'd like.
If line 222 will be " "&File", it will conflict with "&File Browser" dock title
Hmmm. I thought there was a way to keep the underline in &File without automatically associating it with Alt+F.
...but I was wrong. Sorry for the distraction.
Let alt by itself select the main menu, which would then allow navigation (e.g. alt, then f would open the file menu).
Andrei's response: Alt moves focus to MM on some desktop environments. Don't remember which one, it doesn't work for me now on Ubuntu 13.04 + Mate.