On Jul 17, 5:00 pm, SegundoBob <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there some way to assign a shortcut keystroke to a command
> implemented in a plugin that allows a user to change the shortcut
> keystroke assigned to the command? I don't know any way to do this. My
> testing indicates that a shortcut specifier in myLeoSettings is silently
> ignored if the command it assigns is defined in a plugin or is not
> defined anywhere.
Now know how a plugin can define a "global" command. Thank you, Terry
Brown (see his previous posts to this thread). But I still don't know
how a plugin can set an overridable default binding.
Ideally, a plugin could set a default binding and the user could use
myLeoSettings.leo to delete the binding or reassign the binding to
another command.
I have been unable to realize this ideal. In my attempts I
encountered the following problems:
There seems to be no way to clear/delete a key binding.
Overriding a binding gives a warning and the attempt to override has
other effect:
Warning: shortcut conflict for <Alt+Shift+C>
clone-nav in all from register-command
about-leo in all from myleosettings.leo
I tried the following call in my plugin:
c.k.bindKey(pane='all', shortcut='Alt-Shift-c',
callback=self._buttonClicked, commandName='clone-nav',
_hash='Plugin')
This allows myLeoSettings.leo to override the binding with no error or
warning message, but it leaves two conflicting bindings displayed by
print-bindings.
I know my _hash parameter is wrong because the "binding source" column
is blank, but "plugin" is not a possible "binding source."
When the c.k.bindKey() call is NOT overriden in myLeoSettings.leo,
print-bindings shows the binding, but the binding does nothing.
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