GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 704467
Port to GAction
Last modified: 2013-07-22 21:18:40 UTC
GtkAction is being deprecated, along with its entourage (GtkUIManager etc). Everything needs to be ported to GAction. Patches coming...
Created attachment 249535 [details] [review] Port page-switching to GAction The code is reworked to consistently make use of GAction and GSettings.
Created attachment 249536 [details] [review] Port View menu to GAction gsettings keys "show-tree" and "view-as" are renamed to "show-dependencies" and "show-whose-processes", respectively.
Created attachment 249537 [details] [review] Port Refresh to GAction
Created attachment 249538 [details] [review] Port process popup menu to GAction
Created attachment 249552 [details] [review] Port process popup menu to GAction Forgot to remove a prototype from a header file...
Review of attachment 249535 [details] [review]: Did you try Alt+1/2/3 for page switching? I see them declared, they did work in previous versions, but after this patch they don't work anymore. We wouldn't like to regress on accessibility shortcuts.
(In reply to comment #6) > Review of attachment 249535 [details] [review]: > > Did you try Alt+1/2/3 for page switching? I see them declared, they did work in > previous versions, but after this patch they don't work anymore. We wouldn't > like to regress on accessibility shortcuts. That's weird, they work just fine for me. Which version of GTK+ are you building against? (GTK+ master for me) That said, I still can't have the other shortcuts (control+D etc.) working...
I have built gsm with gtk 3.6.4 on Ubuntu, but in this case I'll try it on Arch with the latest available version.
Attachment 249535 [details] pushed as 2450d8a - Port page-switching to GAction Attachment 249536 [details] pushed as d43c662 - Port View menu to GAction Attachment 249537 [details] pushed as 1406c6b - Port Refresh to GAction Attachment 249552 [details] pushed as 0e766b2 - Port process popup menu to GAction
@Stefano Facchini: After adding the accelerators to the GtkApplication they do work again (meaning the ones that did not work for you, like dependencies and process actions), so it's OK to have this fixed.