Bill Anderson wrote:
Ed Leafe wrote:
The keystroke combination for Clear Output should read Ctrl+Backspace
(on Windows), not Ctrl+Back.
That seems to be a Windows thing. If I change the code to
'Backspace', it doesn't fire. And on Linux, Gtk changes it to
BackSpace, and on OS X, it changes to the weird backspace symbol.
Hmmm. I think that means that the label (phrase) and the keystroke are
linked. VFP separates them.
This forces the action to be the same across platforms, if I'm reading
this right... Perhaps that could be interpreted as a good thing, but I'd
like the option to display the common terminology for that particular
platform -- sorta like the Exit/Windows vs. Quit/Mac, etc... (rambling)
This is probably a bug in Windows port of wxWidgets. Yes, we are
allowing wxPython to interpret what we want the keystroke and caption to
be depending on the code we send it. This makes it easier on us (we
could just as easily make it say the same thing on every platform or do
the platform-branching ourselves, but that adds more maintenance on us).
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