John Ehresman wrote:
Arjan Molenaar wrote:
Does anyone have an idea how to do this? It looks to me like it's a bit more complicated than "just" connecting to Window::key_pressed_event.
It's not that much more complicated (I'm assuming you're using gtk 2.x) -- you can connect to Window::key_pressed_event to inspect key events before they are dispatched to widgets. If you return false, the default key dispatching machinery will be called, but it will be bypassed if you return true. I've used this mechanism to implement global key-bindings and it works reasonably well.
I'll give it a try then (I'm using gtk 2.x indeed). Thanks.
Let me know if you have specific questions or problems,
I will ;-).
Thanks,
Arjan
John
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