Describe the bug
Opening a View Browser and checking the View menu doesn't show a "Close Alt-F4" line at the bottom, though Alt-F4 closes the window fine.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Open View Browser from the System Folder.
Click on View menu
Scroll down to bottom
No "Close Window" entry.
Expected behaviour
A Close Window entry should be in the menu of all relevant windows, as Alt-F4 is a global keybinding honoured by all windows in Dolphin Smalltalk. I would normally argue for the use of Ctl-W but Alt-F4 has been around since at least Dolphin-4.
Screenshots
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OS: 64-bit Fedora 28 Linux, 32-bit wine-6.10
Dolphin: 7.1.20-10 but may be present in all Dolphins.
Tally of Dolphin windows that have "Close" (or something else similar):
Class Browser (Close Alt-F4)
Class Diagram (Close Alt-F4)
Executable Browser (Close Alt-F4)
Idea Space (Close Alt-F4)
Process Monitor (Close Alt-F4)
Protocol Browser (Close Alt-F4)
System Browser (Close Alt-F4)
View Composer (Exit Alt-F4)
Visual Inspector (Close Alt-F4)
Tally of windows that don't have "Close":
Pool Dictionaries (no menu whatsoever)
Source Browser (no Exit, no Close)
System Transcript (has Exit Dolphin but no Close)
User Preferences (no menu whatsoever)
View Browser (has no File menu)
Items to think about
First, do the windows need to have Alt-F4 specifically mentioned in all cases where there is a relevant menu? The key shortcut is globally implemented.
If so, what needs to be edited? The resource_Default_View? If that's the case, that's a biggish job.
If a class needs to be modified (perhaps the relevant menu code for each window), how easy is it to do that? Should be easy.
Describe the bug Opening a View Browser and checking the View menu doesn't show a "Close Alt-F4" line at the bottom, though Alt-F4 closes the window fine.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour A Close Window entry should be in the menu of all relevant windows, as Alt-F4 is a global keybinding honoured by all windows in Dolphin Smalltalk. I would normally argue for the use of Ctl-W but Alt-F4 has been around since at least Dolphin-4.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
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