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From: Kevin A. <al...@se...> - 2001-12-24 18:35:49
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I'm using wxPython 2.3.2 and menu accelerators such as Ctrl+C are working (they were broken in 2.3.1). Apparently you can use either '-' or '+' for the key descriptions: Shift+Ctrl+O Ctrl-Shift-V Ctrl-X Alt-X I've been using '-' since that is what I copied out of the very first wxPython app I borrowed from when we started PythonCard. When I look at other apps under Windows, '+' seems to be the standard. So, I'm wondering what is common for Linux, plus or minus? Also, this seems like another place where the Mac might need a separate resource, since the Mac would use Command-C or Apple symbol-C (if I remember correctly). I'll probably do a global replace from the minus to plus form for the menu accelerators unless Linux uses the minus form, in which case a better solution may need to be used. Theoretically, the framework could "auto-correct" the accelerator form based on platform when the resource is read in. ka |