I have the same behavior on Windows 7, python 2.7.
Additional note -- even when I bind Shift-Insert to 'do-nothing' (the
standard way of disabling a key, as far as I know), shift-insert still
executes 'insert-node', despite showing up in the print-bindings as
correctly assigned to 'do-nothing'. Perhaps this is hardcoded somewhere
(erroneously)?
I don't think this is a Qt quirk, I think it's a Leo bug.
-->Jake
On 11/28/2013 5:24 PM, jkn wrote:
Hi all
I wanted to use the insert-node-before command, and wanted to bind
it to Shift-Insert.
but this
@settings
@keys
@shortcuts
insert-node-before = Shift+Insert
doesn't work.
This, however, does:
@settings
@keys
@shortcuts
insert-node-before = Ctrl+Shift+I
Is this likely to be a Qt key event quirk, or am I missing something?
(this is under Linux on a laptop FWIW)
Thanks
Jon N
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