Re: shortcuts for edit path?

Otfried Cheong wrote (Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 12:21:29PM +0100):
> Actually - the "Edit" function automatically does whatever is necessary
> for the current selection.
> 
> So if you select a path object and press Ctrl+E, it will automatically
> go into the Edit Path mode.
> 
> If you select a text object and press Ctrl+E, you get the text edit
> dialog.
> 
> And if you select a group object and press Ctrl+E, you get the "Edit
> text in group" dialog (in case the group contains some text).
> 
> There is no "shortcuts.editpath".   Defining it will have no effect.


Sorry, my bad!

A related question: how can one define multiple shortcuts for the same function in 7.2.7?

This does not work:

shortcuts.cut = { "Ctrl+K", "Ctrl+W" }

but either shortcuts.cut = "Ctrl+W" or shortcuts.cut = "Ctrl+K" works.

(I've set the existing default bindings for these shortcuts to nil.)

Thanks,
Mandar.