Hi, a Debian user reported that one couldn't use the accelerators when binding a shortcut because: - both buttons (Clear and Cancel) have the same accelerator (^C) by default - if using the accelerator, it ends up being bound to the command you're trying to edit If you need more details, please ask, -- Yves-Alexis
Committed in revision 30108
Hmhm, not really. The first part is fixed (using r for Clear) but you still can't use them, are they end up beeing bound. So if I want to clear using ^R it'll set ^R to the shortcut, same thing for ^C.
(this is on 0.2.99.1)
Ok, in fact this one was bogus. Accelerators use Alt-R and Alt-C (those can't be bound, but that's not really a problem, they shouldn't be anyway) Using Control-R or Control-C won't trigger the accelerators, but will bind them, which is the expected behavior. Sorry for the mess.