> Adrian von Stechow napisał(a): > > The problem is that camino detects the cocoagestures window, obviously > > doesn't detect tabs in it and only offers the "close window (cmd-w)" > > option. > > Binding the keyboard shortcut cmd-w to a gesture actually binds "close > > window" to this gesture. > > I detects tabs. Cmd-t is active while binding command to a gesture, and > it works. > > > SOLUTION: > > when cocoagestures asks to select a menu action, bring the camino > > window (with more than one tab open) to the front and choose file -> > > close tab. > > It doesn't work, because cmd-w now poits to file -> close window > (normally it's shift-cmd-w) and I can't select it from the file menu, > because it's not active, as if it was not made a called-by-gesture or > something command.
Works for me... Are you sure that both the "CocoaGestures" as well as the "Gesture Action" windows are in the background when selecting file -> close tab? What version of CocoaGestures are you using? I have 1.1, but 1.2 isn't much different. To make myself clear, here are the exact steps: 0. Open more than one tab in Camino 1. Access CocoaGestures 2. Double-Click the "function" field 3. bring the Camino browser window to the front (by clicking on it) 4. Select File -> close tab from the menu bar. adrian
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