Bug 277054

Version:           unspecified (using KDE 4.5.5) 
OS:                Linux

My Kate version is 3.5.5 (this is not present in the "Application Version" list on this page).
Some default shortcuts conflict with global keyboard shortcuts, thus the need to change them.
This bug is specifically about the OpenHeader plugin, but it could apply to other cases I didn't try.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Open Kate and go to Settings -> Configure Kate -> Application -> Plugins and activate the "Open Header" plugin. Its default shortcut is F12, which is already assigned to Yakuake on my machine.
Apply changes and close the configuration window.
Go to Settings -> Configure shortcuts, type "cpp" in the search box to locate the "Open .h/.cpp/.c" action, then change its shortcut to somethin else (eg: Ctrl+Alt+O).
Accept changes, close the configuration window and verify that the new shortcut works in Kate.
Close Kate, the re-open it, the same session as before.

Actual Results:  
The new shortcut for "Open .h/.cpp/.c" doesn't work anymore. Go to the shortcut configuration window, locate the "Open .h/.cpp/.c" action and observe how its shortcut got reset to the default F12.

Expected Results:  
Kate keeps the previously set shortcut for "Open .h/.cpp/.c", as it does with every other action (eg: Uppercase).

If Yakuake is not installed, or its default shortcut has been changed, this might be a less important issue. However, with Yakuake the F12 key doesn't work at all, forcing me to reset a custom shortcut every time I restart Kate. Other shortcuts I've set are correctly remembered between instances of Kate.