Comment #24 on issue 11480 by su...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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Thanks for your feedback. But I did some experiments and got different
result:
According to comment #22, in IE, Alt+F's default action c
Comment #23 on issue 11480 by hb...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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To match internet explorer, we may have to violate the DOM Event spec more
or less. Also, Microsoft is
trying to change the behavior of I
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Comment #22 on issue 11480 by est...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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I think the answer is "to match internet explorer". You can test this by
going to
http://www.qu
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Comment #21 on issue 11480 by su...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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Though I had committed the CL for fixing this issue, as mentioned in the
descri
Comment #20 on issue 11480 by bugdro...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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The following revision refers to this bug:
http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?view=rev&revision=25852
Comment #19 on issue 11480 by su...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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CL has been uploaded for review: http://codereview.chromium.org/165293
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Comment #18 on issue 11480 by su...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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I'm working on the CL and will upload it for review as soon as I check in CL
http://codereview.chromium.org/160577, which conflicts with th
Comment #17 on issue 11480 by vatic42: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
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Curious about the status of your CL, James, because I'm looking to add this
for the mac side of things.
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Comment #16 on issue 11480 by su...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard
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Comment #14 on issue 11480 by james.su: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
keybindings)
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It's not that easy. For each key event, we need follow HTML DOM
specification as much
as possible. See http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Events/keys
Comment #13 on issue 11480 by darren.hoo: Support GTK keyboard themes
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@evanrmurphy
Also Another conflict: Chrome's Ctrl+K for go to the location bar
vs. Emacs's kill line.
As in firefox if the cursor focus is in edit
Comment #10 on issue 11480 by james.su: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
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Some key bindings of gtk Emacs theme conflict with webkit default key
bindings, for
example ctrl-a in webkit is bound to SelectAll, while in gtk Em
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Comment #9 on issue 11480 by e...@chromium.org: Support GTK keyboard themes
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Please do! We're unlikely to get to it soon, but it would be a really nice
feature to
have.
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Comment #8 on issue 11480 by james.su: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
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If nobody else is working on it, I'd like to take care of it.
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Comment #7 on issue 11480 by james.su: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
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Just found that RenderWidgetHost has ForwardEditCommand() method, so it's
not
necessary to fake key events. Instead, we can map gtk signals to edit
Comment #6 on issue 11480 by james.su: Support GTK keyboard themes (emacs
keybindings)
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A possible solution would be:
In RenderWidgetHostViewGtk, creates an invisible GtkTextView object and hook
keybinding related signals, such as "move-c
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