> > > I use:
> > > <CTRL> + M => Show full headers
> > > <CTRL> + N => Show _N_ormal headers
> >
> > File / New / Mail Message
>
> Touche, I thought my grep'ing for "\*Control\*n" would be sufficient to
> find conflicts but apparently not.
>
> Where is "New Message" defined. I cannot find a label in the XML files
> under the /ui directory. Just grep'd all of them for control n and the
> label name.
Seems, the <placeholder name="ComponentItems"/> (which is most part of
the File / New menu) is evaluated runtime, there is nothing relevant
defined in the XML files.
> Interestingly enough, the changing of the headers trumps the new mail
> creation (no new message window is formed with my current ui/xml files).
Plain luck. ;) Seems, the XML files take precedence over the Component
Items placeholder.
Altering the previously posted patch to use <CTRL>+H does not work for
example, as the View / Threaded Message List shortcut can not be
overwritten by it. It probably depends on the order of evaluating the
XML files.
> > > You can really shoot yourself in the foot, like if you were to use
> > > <CTRL> + Q or W for something other than the defaults. I believe Evo
> > > would end up shutting down. It may do your action before, but will shut
> > > down so quickly you likely won't notice. :)
>
> I'm happy with these short cuts.
>
> I was just trying to provide an example of what _may_ happen if you use
> the same accel key for two functions. Although that does not seem to be
> the case for my CTRL+n blunder.
Yes, and you are totally right (like the above mentioned shortcut
shows). I just mentioned it to give a more comprehensive example on how
to change those shortcuts.
...guenther
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