> 1) Have at least one document view opened. That is, it will not work if
> no documents are opened in XXE.(Because it is the document view, not the
> application, which triggers a command.)
So I suppose I could edit the xxe shell script so that it includes a
dummy document on the command line so that I always start with a
template document. Then my bindings would be available right away. I'm
not sure if this is a good idea or not :-)
> Now, having said this, you are right because, for obscure implementation
> reasons, if you write a macro that just calls XXE.open, then you can
> bind that macro to a keystroke.
Yep. Its working for me. I'd rather not depend on obsure
implementation details, though. Would it be better for me to put these
bindings in a docbook (that is the only application I expect to be
using) customization file instead of the generic customize.xxe?
> Hum, this looks like a bug... If you can do this using a trivial macro,
> you should be able to do it without a macro. We'll try to fix this bug
> in next release.
Thanks!
David
