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keyboard shortcuts

I've researched a bit before posting, but haven't found a good example on how to register keyboard shortcuts.
I believe it has something to do with keyboard_shortcut_manager but couldn't figure out how to use it for that purpose.

keyboard shortcuts

Reply #1 –
They are just menu commands that you create with mainmenu_commands or whatever the similar context one is.
You then make them "keyboard only" by returning false from get_display()

keyboard shortcuts

Reply #2 –
Quote from: FrozenSpoon on
They are just menu commands that you create with mainmenu_commands or whatever the similar context one is.
You then make them "keyboard only" by returning false from get_display()


It works using mainmenu_commands but I can't figure how to have context popup menu entries appear in preferences/general/keyboard shortcuts.

I'm using classes derived from contextmenu_item_* for a dynamically generated popup menu...
there's a function called  is_mappable_shortcut() but return true does nothing and it's never called anyway...

I could create a fake  mainmenu_commands but I'd like to avoid it.

Congrat to the author of one of the more obfuscated system ever to create menus
 

keyboard shortcuts

Reply #3 –
I know contextmenu_item_simple works because I've personally used that one. I'm not sure about the other variations of contextmenu_items though.