Re: windows-like menu behavior in unix

Hello Marklar:

  Do you mean accelerate-menu?

;  I use something like this:
  (if running-xemacs
    (global-set-key [(hyper ?m)] 'accelerate-menu)
    (global-set-key [(hyper ?m)] 'tmm-menubar))

;; running-xemacs
(defvar running-xemacs (string-match "XEmacs\\|Lucid" emacs-version))

HTM
tim
(who-uses-both-forks)

* marklar <[email protected]> [051113 16:58]:
> I notice that the current version of XEmacs for windows has what I
> consider to be a highly elegant compromise to the conflict between menu
> shortcuts and the emacs shortcuts they conflict with.  I.e., using the
> "_Tools" menu as an example, alt-T is either the transpose operator or the
> shortcut for the Tools menu.  In windows, by default, pressing alt and T
> at the same time executes the editor's transpose function, but pressing
> and releasing alt followed by pressing 'T' would open the menu.
> 
> So my question is, is there a way to enable this behavior in XEmacs for
> unix?  
> 
> On a completely different subject, is xemacs being ported to gtk2?  That
> would be nice.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Marklar

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