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JohnFound 20 Jan 2015, 06:05
Well, actually it is with "DEL" keyboard key.
But in Linux sometimes this shortcut does not work. Unfortunately I don't know why. Linux sometimes is very aggressive about the keyboard shortcuts, but WINE can be the reason as well. What version of WINE you are using. My is 1.7.34 and the shortcut works. Anyway, I will try to fix the problem by simply adding the functions for delete and rename to the context menu. (I don't know why these was not added earlier...) |
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JohnFound 20 Jan 2015, 11:30
The delete functions for project category and project files has been added to the related context menus. For now I will not make new release, so please, use Linux update tool: Bleeding edge fresh. - Follow the instructions from the link. This tool downloads the most recent version of Fresh IDE from the source repository and compiles it on your computer.
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Eduardo 20 Jan 2015, 17:11
Im using wine in the version 1.4.1 over Debian 7.2. I want to upgrade my Debian to 7.8, but I need to repartition my drive and I'm busy.
Well, i ran your script and it worked very well. This script is great! Thank you very much! Now the quick menu is perfect. Unfortunately, the delete key still doing nothing, |
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20 Jan 2015, 17:11 |
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JohnFound 20 Jan 2015, 18:08
At first welcome in the forum. I hope you will stay.
Eduardo wrote: Unfortunately, the delete key still doing nothing, It happens in Linux. According to my research, it happens because some desktop environments have very aggressive handling of the global keyboard shortcuts. I am not sure especially about DELETE key, it might be because of WINE version, but for example XFCE assigns all Ctrl+Fn to global shortcuts, but in Fresh IDE Ctrl+F9 is for compiling the project and Ctrl+F4 is common shortcut for closing tab in everything I know, so I am forced to edit the configuration files manually.  _________________ Tox ID: 48C0321ADDB2FE5F644BB5E3D58B0D58C35E5BCBC81D7CD333633FEDF1047914A534256478D9 |
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20 Jan 2015, 18:08 |
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revolution 21 Jan 2015, 15:30
JohnFound wrote: It happens in Linux. According to my research, it happens because some desktop environments have very aggressive handling of the global keyboard shortcuts. I am not sure especially about DELETE key ... |
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21 Jan 2015, 15:30 |
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JohnFound 21 Jan 2015, 17:01
I can't imagine any good purpose that could come from globally mapping the delete key to some fixed function. If the delete key is taken by the OS then how would someone ever be able to edit text? I think you need to look somewhere else for the bug.[/quote]
Yes, me too. That is why I wrote, that I am sure only about Ctrl+Fn, they are all reserved, at least in XFCE, and to remove them is not easy. The DELETE problem is probably because of WINE version. On my computer (wine 1.7) it works now, but before there was a moment when I had the same behavior. Unfortunately I didn't check the version of WINE then... _________________ Tox ID: 48C0321ADDB2FE5F644BB5E3D58B0D58C35E5BCBC81D7CD333633FEDF1047914A534256478D9 |
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21 Jan 2015, 17:01 |
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revolution 21 Jan 2015, 18:51
JohnFound wrote: The DELETE problem is probably because of WINE version. On my computer (wine 1.7) it works now, but before there was a moment when I had the same behavior. Unfortunately I didn't check the version of WINE then... |
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21 Jan 2015, 18:51 |
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JohnFound 21 Jan 2015, 20:51
revolution wrote: I think you need to look elsewhere for the bug. Well, I would be glad, but I can't reproduce it right now. Some ideas? The processing of the DELETE key is inside the WM_NOTIFY handler of projmanager.asm : line 1243. You can follow to .treenotify label (line 1311: for the treeview control) and then to .keydown label, line 1373, for TVN_KEYDOWN handler. Can you see some questionable code? _________________ Tox ID: 48C0321ADDB2FE5F644BB5E3D58B0D58C35E5BCBC81D7CD333633FEDF1047914A534256478D9 |
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21 Jan 2015, 20:51 |
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Eduardo 22 Jan 2015, 04:46
JohnFound wrote: At first welcome in the forum. I hope you will stay. JohnFound wrote: for example XFCE assigns all Ctrl+Fn to global shortcuts |
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22 Jan 2015, 04:46 |
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JohnFound 22 Jan 2015, 08:25
Yes, LXDE is better than XFCE especially for Fresh IDE. Unfortunately I can't use it because of other reasons.
 Now I am looking for LXQT. It looks pretty good and surprisingly (for me) fast, but is still not stable enough for everyday use. |
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22 Jan 2015, 08:25 |
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Eduardo 22 Jan 2015, 23:10
Openbox isnt it suitable for you? It's very flexible
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22 Jan 2015, 23:10 |
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JohnFound 23 Jan 2015, 05:58
Well, openbox is not exactly desktop environment. In addition, I am using netbook with strange hardware, which is not always handled properly in LXDE. This way I have to make too many things in the console. As long as I am not big fan of the console interfaces, I prefer to use XFCE. It is not ideal, but the better desktop environments are too heavy for the netbook.
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