Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.3) Installed from: Gentoo Packages KDE should arrange shortcut items in the kkeydialog as they're in the menus (when possible/item in menu), so it's much easier to find out where the item is located, this will complement the icon for shortcuts and the search line in the last betas. For KMail it should be something like: File +-New Window +-Save As +-Print ... Edit +-Undo +-Copy ... Basically you need to change kkeydialog.cpp KKeyChooser::buildListView(). I don't have knowledge on how to achive this, but I'm looking at... if you could point me how to do it I'll try to code. Thanks, Gustavo
this is about impossible, but you can try. The menu structure is defined by KXMLGUI - but you're aware that there are a lof of shortcuts that are not in the menus?
> this will complement the icon for shortcuts > and the search line in the last betas. Oh this is already implemented ? Great: I willn't have to ask them :-) BTW, I vote for your wish. It would really be good.
Stephan, Why would it be impossible? Can't I do something like this: 1) Build a tree of items in menu, travessing the menu to reach this goal. 2) Go through all actions and build a list of items not in 1) They could be arranged like: File +-New Window +-Save As +-Print ... Edit +-Undo +-Copy ... Kmail +-Item-Not-In-Menu-1 ... What do you think? Is that possible? Where can I get menu hierarchy? Gustavo