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The commands are called CubicClipZoomIn and CubicClipZoomOut. The shortcuts work fine for me, but maybe this is due to keyboard layout differences? |
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Ah yes, I see the problem. On my UK keyboard, the plus sign is Shift-Equals. If I just use the Ctrl key the shortcut is listed as "Ctrl-equals" whereas if I use both Ctrl and Shift I get "Ctrl-Shift-plus". Essentially, the shortcut "Ctrl-plus" does not exist. |
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Feel free to assign any shortcut that is suitable for English keyboard layouts, as I suspect that my layout is less commonly used. |
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Changing the shortcut to from "plus" to "equal" in the input.xml solves the problem on my machine, however I am uneasy about solutions which make assumptions about keyboard layouts, particularly since UK is different from US anyway. It sounds a bit like there is confusion between a "key" and a "character", in that the code is expecting Ctrl-plus to be a key, when in fact on my keyboard a plus sign is produced by Shift-equals. Ctrl-plus should therefore be triggered by Ctrl-shift-equals on my keyboard, but perhaps this is a more fundamental GTK issue. |
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Default shortcuts changed to KP_Divide for zoom in and KP_Multiply for zoom out. |
- Anonymous
