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Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

Bugzilla from andi.clemens@gmx.net
Hi,

since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the  error message shown in the attached
screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).

What is this?
I need to press CTRL+A several times to make the shortcut finally work.

I already used a KStandardAction for this instead the self defined one, but
still the issue.
Do you have this problem, too?

Andi

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Re: Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

Gilles Caulier-4
Here CTRL+A work fine, but not F3 to run preview mode.

The KDE 4.x shortcuts management is the hell !

Gilles (a little bit tired (:=))))



2009/1/3 Andi Clemens <[hidden email]>
Hi,

since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the  error message shown in the attached
screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).

What is this?
I need to press CTRL+A several times to make the shortcut finally work.

I already used a KStandardAction for this instead the self defined one, but
still the issue.
Do you have this problem, too?

Andi

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Re: Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

Marcel Wiesweg
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> Hi,

>

> since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the error message shown in the

> attached screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).

>

> What is this?

I guess there is some global shortcut or some other shortcut anywhere else set to Ctrl+A as well? (Or it is trying to detect such conflicts but has a bug)

> I need to press CTRL+A several times to make the shortcut finally work.

>

> I already used a KStandardAction for this instead the self defined one, but

> still the issue.

> Do you have this problem, too?

No KDE4.2 yet

>

> Andi


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Re: Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

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Dnia Sunday 04 January 2009, Marcel Wiesweg napisaƂ:

> > Hi,
> >
> > since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the  error message shown in the
> > attached screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).
> >
> > What is this?
>
> I guess there is some global shortcut or some other shortcut anywhere
> else set to Ctrl+A as well? (Or it is trying to detect such conflicts
> but has a bug)

Yes. Generally idea is good but implementation stops halfway - in dialog
should be list of possible actions and buttons to perform them.

Also if someone put Ctrl+A as global shortcut should be put before the
wall and shot.

m.

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Re: Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

Bugzilla from andi.clemens@gmx.net
In reply to this post by Marcel Wiesweg
CTRL+A is defined in CameraUI as well, but this shouldn't be the conflict,
since they are two individual windows (you also have different shortcut
editor dialogs, so I guess this is not the problem here).

Let me make it more clear: When NOT!!!! clicking into album icon view, I get
this warning dialog. If I click in album iconview, it is not complaining
anymore.
If I click in folderview now, it still does not complain and will select all
icons in album iconview.

Maybe there is really a global shortcut running nuts? I have not defined such
a shortcut, I am pretty sure.
Pressing CTRL+A while the desktop is focused results in no action, at least no
visible action, so no clue what could be assigned as a global shortcut here.

This issue is hard to track down. Normally when defining your own shortcuts,
you get a warning if the new shortcut is already assigned, but when I assign
CTRL+A manually, I don't get such a warning.

Strange!

Can anyone confirm this (who is running KDE 4.2)?

To reproduce:

1. start digiKam
2. DON'T!!!!! click into album iconview
3. press CTRL+A
4. warning should appear

Andi

On Sunday 04 January 2009 12:48:53 Marcel Wiesweg wrote:

> > Hi,
> >
> > since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the  error message shown in the
> > attached screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).
> >
> > What is this?
>
> I guess there is some global shortcut or some other shortcut anywhere else
> set to Ctrl+A as well? (Or it is trying to detect such conflicts but has a
> bug)
>
> > I need to press CTRL+A several times to make the shortcut finally work.
> >
> > I already used a KStandardAction for this instead the self defined one,
> > but still the issue.
> > Do you have this problem, too?
>
> No KDE4.2 yet
>
> > Andi

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Re: Shortcut problem in KDE 4.2

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I just noticed something:

I clicked in the caption text edit field in Caption/Tags tab. It contained a
text I wanted to delete, so I pressed CTRL+A and normally this would mark all
characters so I can delete them.
But instead it focused the iconview and selected all images in my album.

No wonder that I get the ambiguous warning, CTRL+A should work on the current
selected widget, not on the iconview alone.

Andi

On Sunday 04 January 2009 14:59:49 Andi Clemens wrote:

> CTRL+A is defined in CameraUI as well, but this shouldn't be the conflict,
> since they are two individual windows (you also have different shortcut
> editor dialogs, so I guess this is not the problem here).
>
> Let me make it more clear: When NOT!!!! clicking into album icon view, I
> get this warning dialog. If I click in album iconview, it is not
> complaining anymore.
> If I click in folderview now, it still does not complain and will select
> all icons in album iconview.
>
> Maybe there is really a global shortcut running nuts? I have not defined
> such a shortcut, I am pretty sure.
> Pressing CTRL+A while the desktop is focused results in no action, at least
> no visible action, so no clue what could be assigned as a global shortcut
> here.
>
> This issue is hard to track down. Normally when defining your own
> shortcuts, you get a warning if the new shortcut is already assigned, but
> when I assign CTRL+A manually, I don't get such a warning.
>
> Strange!
>
> Can anyone confirm this (who is running KDE 4.2)?
>
> To reproduce:
>
> 1. start digiKam
> 2. DON'T!!!!! click into album iconview
> 3. press CTRL+A
> 4. warning should appear
>
> Andi
>
> On Sunday 04 January 2009 12:48:53 Marcel Wiesweg wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > since I'm running KDE 4.2 here, I get the  error message shown in the
> > > attached screenshot (when selecting all items in album iconview).
> > >
> > > What is this?
> >
> > I guess there is some global shortcut or some other shortcut anywhere
> > else set to Ctrl+A as well? (Or it is trying to detect such conflicts but
> > has a bug)
> >
> > > I need to press CTRL+A several times to make the shortcut finally work.
> > >
> > > I already used a KStandardAction for this instead the self defined one,
> > > but still the issue.
> > > Do you have this problem, too?
> >
> > No KDE4.2 yet
> >
> > > Andi
>
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