On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Octavian Rasnita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> 6. In the Edit menu, you should add the hotkeys for Undo, redo... because at >>> least Control+Z works, but this is not visible from the menu. >> >> I am using >> >> EVT_MENU( $self, $edit->Append( wxID_UNDO, '' ), \&on_undo ); > > I am not a WxPerl expert, but I use to specify the labels and the hotkeys for > menus, using something like: > > "LabelName\tCtrl+L" > > In your form of defining the menus maybe you should put this where you have > ''.
I think this is a question now to the Wx experts here. The last time I asked I think the answer was that what you are suggesting will break the stock icons but of course I might have misunderstood that. >> but it seems the stock item does not add the hotkeys to the menu, not >> even on linux. >> Do you see the hotkey on he File/New menu? I see it on Ubuntu but I am not >> sure I was it when I tried it on Windows. > > I can see the hotkeys on some menus, but a stranger hotkey, like Ctr+letter > or something like that, not as Ctrl+letter as I think it should. > (But I can't test right now, because the app is installed at home.) AFAIK this is up to Wx and the binding. I am not sure. > >>> 10. It would be nice to be able to close the files using Control+F4. >> >> It is now Ctr-W as it is in gedit and in several other apps on Ubuntu. >> I wonder if this is a difference between the "standard" of Linux and Windows? > > Maybe. I don't know because I can't use very well a Linux GUI so I can't > compare. > But I think that it wouldn't be something wrong if 2 different hotkeys would > be used for the same action. Again this is a question to everyone here on the list. > >>> 15. I couldn't use the options from the "Run" menu. >>> I have configured it to run >>> >>> perl >>> perl $file (like in TextPad) >>> perl file.txt >>> >>> where file.txt is the currently opened file, but when using F5 or >>> Control+F5, nothing happend. >>> I've seen that there is a command results (maybe) readonly text field at the >>> bottom of the window, but nothing is printed there. >>> >>> Anyway, if that it is a field for outputting the results, it would be nice >>> to have a hotkey that moves the cursor there, because if somebody wants to >>> copy the results but it doesn't use a mouse.... it can't do it. >> >> Yeah, that's it. >> >> What should be that hot-key? >> What is the "standard"? > > I don't know if there is a "standard" for doing that. > I've seen other editors that don't have that hotkey defined, so I can't use > them. > I prefer using TextPad, which creates a new common document window for > displaying the results (STDOUT and STDERR), and that document window is as > accessible as any other document window. > And it gets the focus automaticly after running the current program if it > outputs a result on STDOUT or STDERR. OK, I'll try to make up my mind with some keystroke. That will go into 0.04 I guess. I wonder how TextPad handles the STDIN part of your script? Currently Padre does not know what to do with that but I'd like to add support for that too. regards Gabor
