> I do not think that using the last makes more sense than the first. The 'first ones' are likely to be system default ones. The 'last ones' are likely the ones defined by users. When a user uses a customized bind file that loads a system bind file and redefines a few shortcuts, he wants to see that his own shortcuts are used. This is why I think displaying the newest shortcuts makes more sense.
> And if you do this change, all our .bind files will have to be rewritten to > make sure > that the bindings are correct... And the user bind files will display > nonsense. I really do not understand this. LyX reads a system bind file and a customized bind file. If there are errors, the keybinding will not be loaded and will not be found by 'findBindings(func)'. I mean, whether or not there are wrong keybindings does not matter here. > The only solution I see is to allow the mark the main binding in the > bindings file. But is strikes me as a complicated thing for little gain. How > do other programs do it? I do not know. I guess they usually define one shortcut per action. Bo
