Keyboard shortcuts (KDE, NEdit) confusion

Matthijs van Aalten <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.editors.nedit.user
Message-ID <A2403073D589354FB342892C1CB8F906DF77AA8F@EU1RDCRDC1WX029.exi.nxp.com>
Hi,

It's been a long time since I last used this mailing list for support - but I'm not able to solve the following problem myself:

Using alt+Left and alt+Right used to do next_document() and previous_document() - doesn't work anymore.

We've recently been migrated from one system to another system:
The PCs (running Windows XP) haven't changed, but we've moved from using Reflection-X to Exceed-on-demand. At the same time we've migrated to new Linux login-servers and a lot of configuration stuff has been reset. So a lot of changes making it difficult to trace the cause of the problem.

Linux system: Red Hat something, using KDE as desktop environment.

What I found out during my own investigation:

- NEdit *does* receive the keyboard codes. When I define a macro (Preferences->Default Settings->Customize Menus->Macro Menu), I can set the accelerator keyboard shortcut to Alt+Left. But the shortcut doesn't do anything after defining it.

- I tried to define it manually by adding:
NEdit*text.Translations: #override\n\
     Alt<KeyPress>Right: next_document()\n\ ... to the NEdit application defaults file. No luck.

- The khotkeysrc config file also had a few Alt+Right shortcuts. Removing them (then restarting KDE) didn't have any effect.

- I even copied my old $HOME/.kde/share/config to my new Linux home directory - no effect.

So it seems something is stealing the Alt+Left/Right keypresses away from NEdit (although they *do* arrive when defining a macro). How can I find the cause and repair this?

Thanks,
Matthijs van Aalten
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