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Ctrl+. in helpfile doesn't stop it #480

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danstowell opened this issue Sep 7, 2012 · 2 comments
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Ctrl+. in helpfile doesn't stop it #480

danstowell opened this issue Sep 7, 2012 · 2 comments
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comp: Qt GUI sclang Qt components -- for IDE tickets, use "env: SCIDE" instead comp: SCDoc scdoc syntax, parser, and renderer. for changes to schelp files, use "comp: help"
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@danstowell
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Probably this is a more general issue about GUIs not passing keystrokes back. But in the current scide, when I launch help, and run a code example that makes crazy noise, I can't stop it by pressing Ctrl+.

I guess it doesn't have anything to do with scide in particular since the same help browser pops up whether it's scvim or bare CLI. Which essentially means that SCDoc can't "predict" what the STOPITALL keystroke should be.

If anyone has a clever proposal for this then it'd be nice. Otherwise I have no objections to closing this as wontfix.
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maybe the help browser should catch ctrl+.

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fixed: i've installed a global keydown handler in the qt gui.

@miczac miczac mentioned this issue Nov 30, 2012
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