On 2011-09-05 at 21:35, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> Having built a minimal test program, showing a plain GTK window with
> a menu, I can confirm that the GTK default is (a). And I find this
> to be the case with all the gnome apps that I've tested. I infer
> that apps that support (c) -- e.g., Firefox,
Just for the record, in case anyone else wonders about this, here's
what I have found (history below):
Suppose you have a menubar with a top-level menu _File (with
underscore-mnemonic F). How do you open the File menu via the
keyboard? Easy: using Alt-F.
Now for the question I was asking: su
On Mon, 5 Sep 2011, Allin Cottrell wrote:
I've noticed that in my GTK app Alt-key mnemonics work like this: pressing
Alt-F, for example, opens the _File menu, but once you're in the menu
pressing Alt-N does not activate _New, although pressing plain N does so.
In various other GTK apps both A
I've noticed that in my GTK app Alt-key mnemonics work like
this: pressing Alt-F, for example, opens the _File menu, but
once you're in the menu pressing Alt-N does not activate _New,
although pressing plain N does so.
In various other GTK apps both Alt-N and plain N work in this
sort of cont
