I've got an app on a RHEL 5.5 box that needs the SHIFT+F10 key. However,
GTK 2.10 (only version available for RHEL 5) captures the SHIFT+F10 key
for the context menu pop-up. I've attempted to bind another command to
SHIFT+F10 but it isn't working.
cat ~/.gtkrc
binding "gtk-override"
{
bind "<shift>F10" { "move-cursor" (visual-positions, 3, 0) }
}
class "GtkWidget" binding "gtk-override"
class "GtkWindow" binding "gtk-override"
class "GtkEntry" binding "gtk-override"
class "GtkTextView" binding "gtk-override"
None of those classes are taking effect. I have logged out/in of the
local session but still no go.
How do you override SHIFT+F10 with gtk 2.10? "unbind" wasn't added until
gtk 2.12.
Thanks,
Michael
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