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Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: MJG_1
Date: April 01, 2013 08:45PM

Welcome everyone!

My problem is not as far as a bug, but it needs a neccecary inprovement, mostly because of usage of k-meleon application in polish-languaged versions.

There is implemented shortcut Alt+S, which is connected with sessions. But, in polish TI systems this shortcut means mark "ś". For me, and other polish users are unable to type a phrase in google, such as "święconka".

Is there a sollution to change this shortcut? Is it possible to change this shorcut in next versions of k-meleon?

Thank you,
MJG_1

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Re: Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: deadlock
Date: April 01, 2013 09:05PM

It is here:
defaults\settings\accel.cfg

As adudopan says, it is in:
defaults\settings\menus.cfg



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/05/2013 01:41AM by deadlock.

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Re: Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: MJG_1
Date: April 01, 2013 10:38PM

No, it's unfortuantely not.

Any other options?

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Posted by: adodupan
Date: April 02, 2013 02:31AM

 



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/29/2016 07:31PM by adodupan.

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Re: Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: JujuLand
Date: April 04, 2013 07:14AM

I confirm that the files where are defined the shortcuts is accels.cfg, but it seems yoou miss the good shortcut : Alt+S isn't defined, but Ctrl+Alt+S is :

CTRL ALT P = ID_FILE_PRINTPREVIEW
%ifplugin sessions
CTRL ALT S = sessions(Save)
%endif
%ifplugin tabs
CTRL ALT W = ID_CLOSE_ALLOTHERTAB
%endif
%ifplugin sessions
CTRL ALT Z = sessions(Undo)
%endif

Are-you sure of your Alt+S ?
What is its purpose ?

A+



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Re: Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: rodocop
Date: April 04, 2013 04:52PM

JujuLand,
Alt+Letter - it's standard Windows (not KM) way to shortcut menu items. KM supports it through adding '&'-symbol into menu name in menus.cfg as adodupan has shown.

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Re: Shortcuts meaning in other languages
Posted by: JamesD
Date: April 05, 2013 08:49PM

@ MJG_1

There is a simple way to fix your problem. You can use KM's menu EDIT - CONFIGURATION - MENUS to open your local menu file. The following code needs to be copied and pasted into the local file below the existing text. Save the file and restart KM. The ALT + S will no longer function to bring up the Sessions menu. You may use it in entering text.

Note: Any call to &sessions will be lost because the menu has changed to sessions..

Copy text below

# ----- Sessions

%ifplugin sessions
&Load Session{
sessions()
}
Sessions..{
&Save Session=sessions(Save)
&Undo Last Closed=sessions(Undo)
&Options...=sessions(Config)
-
:&Load Session
}
%endif


Main{
:&File
:&Edit
:&View
%ifplugin bookmarks
:&Bookmarks
%endif
%ifplugin favorites
:F&avorites
%endif
%ifplugin hotlist
:H&otlist
%endif
%ifplugin sessions
confused smileyessions..
%endif
:&Tools
:&Help
bmpmenu(top)
}

Hanlon’s razor is an eponymous adage named after Robert J. Hanlon that states: “Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”

JamesD

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