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AFAIK, there is no standard behaviour in any of DarkRadiant's GTK dialog. I can implement that in gtkutil/DialogWindow.h but this will not cover every dialog by far. We'll have to track down every single of these I guess. |
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Didn't we already have an issue for this, and after discussion agree that using Alt-C for Cancel would be acceptable? Alternatively, it MAY be possible to implement such behaviour with .gtkrc files. I would rather not have code-level callbacks for this sort of thing since it is really a GTK issue not an application issue. |
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Just as an example, refer to open map dialog: Ctrl-O opens it, ESC closes it. Very standard behavior (in windoze at least). |
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Maybe we find a one-line-way of implementing this, like: gtkutil::DialogWindow::connectESCToWidget(GtkWidget* widget); ? |
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I guess that would be OK, as long as all of the dialogs inherited from the same base class. |
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I think dialogs wouldn't even have to derive from the DialogWindow class (but this would of course be cleaner), as it's just a static method and a static GTK callback. It basically could be used for every widget/window. |
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What a difference switching GUI toolkit makes… this is really easy to implement in wxWidgets. Fixed in d4e8fd7c27a57eae63a10bd4995c35da5e81858f. |
- Anonymous
