C/C++ Creating Hotkeys with GTK and Python (or C/C++)

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Start date Aug 1, 2008
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The discussion focuses on using GTK with Python or C/C++ to implement keyboard hotkeys in a GUI designed with Glade3. Participants recommend looking into GTK+ accelerators for this functionality and suggest consulting the PyGTK FAQ as a valuable resource for beginners. The term "accelerators" is highlighted as a key concept for implementing hotkeys effectively.

Aug 1, 2008

Focus

Has anyone used GTK and Python (or C/C++) here? Any ideas on how to make keyboard hotkeys? I am using Glade3 to build the GUI.

Thanks in advance

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Aug 1, 2008

ranger

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Please lookup gtk+ accelerators. Also the PyGTK FAQ is a good source of information for beginning programmers using gtk+ and python.

Aug 1, 2008

Focus

You sir are a saint. I didn't know they were called accelerators :). Thanks a bunch!

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