Devin Asay wrote:
Hello all,
In lots of Mac apps, and probably some Windows apps, the way to increase
and decrease font size in a document is with Cmd + and Cmd - (plus and
minus signs). Both Safari and Mail work this way, for example. The menu
shortcuts have a minus and plus sign in them. But you don't have to do
Cmd-Shift for the increase size shortcut to work.
I'm building an app in which I want to use this same approach, but if I
set the shortcut key to Cmd and plus sign, the plus sign shows up in the
menu alright, but I have to use Cmd-Shift-plus key to activate it. If I
change the shortcut to Cmd and equal sign, the shortcut works the way I
want, but the equal sign appears in the menu, not the plus sign. Anyone
know how to trick the Rev menu routines so that a Cmd-equal appears as a
Cmd-plus in the menu?
Maybe the new menu tagging option would work. See "menu-item tagging" in
the engine change log. I think you could use a hyphen as the tag and the
plus as the accelerator:
Menu-item tagging
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The menu item specification has been extended to allow a tag to be
specified. It is now of the form:
<label> [ '/' [ <accelerator> ] [ '|' <tag> ] ]
Note that the <tag> is optional as is the <accelerator> however, if you
want an item with a tag but without the accelerator you need:
<label> '/' '|' <tag>
The <tag> must only be composed of characters from the ASCII character set.
If a menu item has a <tag> then it is the tag string that is passed to
menuPick rather than the <label>. This is useful for localization of
menu items as you don't need to change the menuPick handler for each
language supported.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
_______________________________________________
use-revolution mailing list
[email protected]
Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription
preferences:
http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
