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Some ignoring of system-level hotkeys Ctrl-Alt-Fx in Linux #5494
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No, Cud does not ignore them. maybe it is the Lazarus issue. you may check the same in Double Commander internal editor (F4), it is lazarus app too. |
I use DC as well. Yes, I tried them in internal editor. They work weirdly, the first pressing do nothing, but the second one always works as expected. I tested a few |
this is the Lazarus issue. gtk2 or qt5 related. please report it to the Lazarus forum and/or bugtracker https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/lazarus/lazarus/-/issues . |
I trust, it would be helpful if I give them the version of Lazarus used in your software. Not sure where to find it. |
I use Lazarus 'trunk' (git latest) from 13.03.2024. |
Pls answer there:
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I replied to that thread. I am afraid this stuff is bit too technical for me. I can test your the temporary version you provided there, but I have to ask you to compile executable. |
I use hotkeys like
Ctrl-Alt-F12
to do some processing of selected piece of text in any program in Linux. They are defined system-wide in Autokey and work very reliable everywhere except Cudatext. The latter ignores them completely. It seems there is no any specific command/function/action/whatever in Cudatext which this hotkey or any otherCtrl-Alt-Fx
would be assigned to (I checked all the hotkeys).On the other hand, other hotkeys defined in Autokey, for example
Ctrl-Shift-=
, work normally in Cudatext. Does Cudatext somehow distasteCtrl-Alt-...
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