On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 7:40 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@lyx.org> wrote:
> 2014-03-13 14:32 GMT+01:00 Ankit Shah: > > I'm new to LyX source code. I want to work on the bug ticket > #9008<http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/9008>. >> I'm good at C,C++. Can anyone please explain me the bug. I'm not able to >> replicate the bug. How are the shortcuts defined in the strings column? >> i.e. how do i map them to key sequences. Also it would be great if someone >> could direct me as to where can i find the piece of code related to >> shortcuts. >> > > In this case, the shortcuts are defined in the ui files, which you'll find > in src/frontends/qt4/ui. Specifically, look in FindAndReplaceUi.ui. You can > open and edit these files with the Qt Designer, but note that you should > use a designer version not newer than the oldest Qt version supported by > LyX (currently Qt 4.5.0). > > Qt uses the convention of Ampersands to mark shortcuts, e.g. &Find makes > "Alt+F" the shortcut in this label, whereas "Fi&nd" would make the "Alt+n" > the shortcut. > > Hope this helps. > Jürgen > > >> >> -- >> Ankit Shah >> > > I checked out other combination for the keys but none seem to adjust correctly except few. The problem is because Advanced find and replace is embedded into main workspace. A similar kind of problem does not occur in normal find and replace box. Can we separate the advanced find and replace box like the normal find and replace which will prioritize the Advance find and replace shortcuts over the menu bar shortcuts. I'm new to Qt so can anyone help how do I separate the advance find and replace window like the normal find and replace window. -- Ankit Shah
