https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=510221
--- Comment #3 from Tanish Kumar <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Emir SARI from comment #2) > Or you can just implement ktextaddons’ smart substitution behaviour, just > like KMail does. Then we can decide whether it’s a good idea to have it > enabled by default. > > Even more, implementing this in kxmlgui as a standard feature would allow > most applications have this behaviour for free. Thanks for the suggestion! I actually just finished a local prototype by intercepting keyPressEvent in TranslationUnitTextEdit, and it works well for both smart quotes and em-dashes. However, I agree that reusing ktextaddons (like KMail) is the cleaner long term solution. I will investigate how difficult it would be to integrate ktextaddons into Lokalize. For now, I can clean up my local implementation as a fallback in case adding a new dependency is too much for this task. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
