I customize my standard keyboard shortcuts through KDE's System Settings winidow. While all the other KDE applications inherit the new standard shortcut combinations, Kile doesn't. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open System Settings. 2. Modify the default keyboard shortcut function for a common command (let's say set "save" to Ctrl+E from the default value of Ctrl+S). 3. Open Kile and try to invoke the shortcut combination. Actual Results: The newly set function of the shortcut combination is not executed. Expected Results: If there are no shortcut conflicts/ambiguities, the function associated with the shortcut through the System Settings should be executed. If there is a conflict, Kile should detect this and show a popup warning, saying no action will be triggered. Reported for Debian 8.0, but I have observed this with Kile all along in earlier versions too.
Update: I just noticed that Kile has indeed inherited the shortcut combination for "open", "save as" and "print". The problem remains though, for "save", "select all", "undo", "redo" and possibly several others. I am afraid it might be necessary to check the behaviour for all shortcut functions.
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