Peter,
I'm pretty sure that my window manager isn't catching M-f and M-b (I'm using
gnome/sawfish, and none of the shortcuts are set to those combinations). Also,
looking in lyx/bind, I see that none of the binding files have C-r set to a find
function. For example, xemacs.bin, which I am using, contains:
#bind "C-r" "------"
Also, some of them don't bind C-s to find-replace. For example cua.bind binds
it to buffer-write. What bind file are you using? Maybe it isn't being
distributed with 1.1.6.
Does anyone know the name of the function that clicks those forward/backward
search arrows?
Or, are there specific forward/backward search functions that search only,
without popping up the find-replace window? Knowing this, maybe my fix is to
modify the bind file.
Thanks,
Scott
Peter Suetterlin wrote:
>
> Scott Otterson wrote:
>
> > The shortcuts for the search box's forward and backward search arrows
> > are supposed to be M-f and M-b. But, in Lyx 1.1.6fix2, they move the
> > cursor back and forth in the search text window, rather than
> > activating forward or backward searching.
>
> I cannot reproduce that. The keys do work here (btw you can also use
> C-s and C-r for forward and backward search).
>
> Are those keystrokes caught by your window manager?
> (I tried lyx -dbg 4 but that doesn't report keystrokes that go to the
> dialog fields :-( )
>
> Pit
>
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