For some reason, it makes the underline depend on pressing Esc key, thus after first show of underline caused by Alt, the underline will correctly hide, but then not shown until Esc is pressed.įurther, the underline should be also shown in menu when F10 is pressed - generally, on any activation of menu on Windows. So now the change is even easier, only needs to care about mbAutoAccel.īut the task is complicated by strange processing inside MenuBarWindow::HandleKeyEvent. Rather, a call to SystemParametersInfoW is needed to get the value of SPI_GETKEYBOARDCUES, which is the setting we are looking for.Ĭommit 53df91adab37a65d87a44aa724b28128f32e9de5 had removed the mbEnableAccel, which was the thing wrongly handled in the previous commit (see comment 33, reverted in comment 36). Just a mention that we should not use a registry read to get the setting. Not disable all accelerators.Ĭan you please revert this commit ASAP asĪ) it doesn’t actually solve Bug 54169 andī) it makes LO unusable for keyboard people The intent of this bug report is to make Windows LOOK like these other applications. This is how every Windows Application functions. Use any windows app from Notepad to Word and you will see that pressing Alt makes the underline appear and all the shortcuts work even though their "hint" is not displayed until the alt key is pressed. This makes LO unable for keyboard users such as myself.ĭo you understand that hiding the "accelerator underline" does not disable the accelerator itself? It just hides it until the ALT key is pressed.
All of my muscle memory commands, such as ALT-F,S, ALT-F,X, D. Has been turned LO into mouse-only application under Windows. Hi, Samuel the links are not opening currently.have the files been moved to some other place ?
> And check this for how to query the Windows registry:
> Look here for how to enable/disable mnemonics: > This is the place where it should be enabled/disabled: > Someone with a Windows build might do this as EasyHack. > should only be shown when the alt key is pressed. > If the string value "On = 1", mnemonics should always be shown. > Panel\Accessibility\Keyboard Preference > So, on Windows we need to check the registry for HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control (In reply to Samuel Mehrbrodt (CIB) from comment #18) As Mentioned by Samuel Mehrbrodt, the following links are not gives file not found error.
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