Widget for changing keyboard shortcuts?

wxPython Users
1

Hi,

Anyone know of a (open source) wxPython widget for allowing users to
change keyboard shortcuts?

Thanks, Frank

2

1. If you are interested in changing or adding keyboard shortcuts to
your app (frame)
Than you should use the wx.AcceleratorTable.

you can find an excellent tutorial here:

2. You may also use this function wxPython API Documentation — wxPython Phoenix 4.2.2 documentation
to bind any combination of keyboard keys to an event.

3. You may also use pyHook to hook the keyboard events.

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On Jan 21, 11:08 pm, Frank Niessink <fr...@niessink.com> wrote:

Hi,

Anyone know of a (open source) wxPython widget for allowing users to
change keyboard shortcuts?

Thanks, Frank

3

Hi Michael,

1. If you are interested in changing or adding keyboard shortcuts to
your app (frame)
Than you should use the wx.AcceleratorTable.

I'm sorry I wasn't clear. I am looking for a *widget* (or dialog) to
plug into my application (Task Coach) that lets users change the
keyboard shortcuts. I would feed it a list of (function, current
shortcut)-tuples and it would display that in some sort of table. Then
the user could rearrange the keyboard shortcuts (and maybe type new
ones) and after s/he clicked OK I would be able to read the new list
of (function, shortcut)-tuples and apply it to the program.

Thanks, Frank

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2012/1/22 Michael Gorelik <smgorelik@gmail.com>:

4

Hi Frank,

The Peppy editor has a keyboard shortcut editor -- it may be too built
in to Peppy to be useful, but may be worth a look:

http://peppy.flipturn.org/

And it's a very nice editor, by the way!

-Chris

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On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 6:09 AM, Frank Niessink <frank@niessink.com> wrote:

Hi Michael,

2012/1/22 Michael Gorelik <smgorelik@gmail.com>:

1. If you are interested in changing or adding keyboard shortcuts to
your app (frame)
Than you should use the wx.AcceleratorTable.

I'm sorry I wasn't clear. I am looking for a *widget* (or dialog) to
plug into my application (Task Coach) that lets users change the
keyboard shortcuts. I would feed it a list of (function, current
shortcut)-tuples and it would display that in some sort of table. Then
the user could rearrange the keyboard shortcuts (and maybe type new
ones) and after s/he clicked OK I would be able to read the new list
of (function, shortcut)-tuples and apply it to the program.

Thanks, Frank

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