There are mnemonic conflicts. * Edit > _Paste Find _Previous * Text > Convert > to _Title Case _Tabs to Spaces _Transpose version: git/master Build & Platform: Build 2012-05-24 on ArchLinux
It seems like a lot of the underlines don't actually show the key's that they correspond to, anyone mind if I go and remove them since at best they're useless?
(In reply to tekk from comment #1) > It seems like a lot of the underlines don't actually show the key's that > they correspond to, anyone mind if I go and remove them since at best > they're useless? If I press and hold Alt the underlines are displayed. I see that the conflicts reported by Masato are still present in Mousepad 0.3.0, but if I press 'p' or 't' the conflicted items are cycled until I press enter to confirm the action. Matt, what do you think? Remove the conflicts or let it be?
IMO, as long as mnemonics are supported in GTK+ we should support them. Suggestions are welcome on resolving the conflicts on which letters get them.
(In reply to Matthew Brush from comment #3) > IMO, as long as mnemonics are supported in GTK+ we should support them. > Suggestions are welcome on resolving the conflicts on which letters get them. * Edit > _Paste - This should stay as P Find Pr_evious - The next available letter is E Find and _Replace - Makes more sense as R and not L * Text > Convert > to Title Case - There's no mnemonic for this one anymore T_abs to Spaces - Even though this comes first... _Transpose - This one has Ctrl+T as shortcut
This might help too: https://developer.gnome.org/hig-book/3.0/input-keyboard.html.en#standard-shortcuts
The main menu re-organization in http://git.xfce.org/apps/mousepad/commit/?id=349b8477a5461ddb1d02ae36d741db17da9bfde3 fixes these conflicts (hopefully not introducing new ones :)