> ok, i'll have a look. thanks. > > (i still prefer the Shift+ style though...)
Because ShortcutLineEdit keeps KeySequence, you can return it directly. Therefore, you do not have to use KeySequence::BindFile format to display them. (Change to KeySequence::Portable in line 1872 of GuiPrefs.cpp), The only problem is line 2072 of GuiPrefs.cpp where the string representation got from ShortcutLineEdit is used. You can provide bind(KeySequence, LFUN) interface in KeyMap.h to fix this. Cheers, Bo
