I seem to have found the cause of this bug:
# 'Tab':'Tab',
'Tab':'\t', # A hack for QLineEdit.
in qtGui.py
When 'Tab':'Tab' is uncommented and the next line is commented
instead, tab key in outline editing(using QLineEdit) isn't working
properly(it prints "TAB" string in the edit line instead), whereas
ctrl-tab works just fine to travel around(except that log pane bug
that I mentioned earlier).
As just a novice in leo, I can't tell what would be a decent fix.
On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 2:15 AM, June Kim <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, everyone.
>
> ctrl-tab (currently binded to cycle-focus) doesn't work in windows
> with pyqt. The event isn't generated at all. Manually calling with
> alt-x "cycle-focus" works. It seems that there is some problem with
> key binding and event catching. Strangely, though, ctrl-shift-tab
> (cycle-all-focus) works just fine.
>
> tk gui(launched with --gui option) works just fine with ctrl-tab.
>
> version info:
> * windows xp sp3
> * Leo 4.7 beta 1
> * PyQt 4.7 rc2-1
> * Python 2.6.4
>
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