KAcceleratorManager Class

KDE Accelerator manager. More...

Header:	`#include <KAcceleratorManager>`
CMake:	`find_package(KF6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS WidgetsAddons)` `target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE KF6::WidgetsAddons)`

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Static Public Members

`(since 5.0)` void	addStandardActionNames(const QStringList &names)
void	manage(QWidget *widget, bool programmers_mode = false)
void	setNoAccel(QWidget *widget)

Detailed Description

This class can be used to find a valid and working set of accelerators for any widget.

Member Function Documentation

`[static, since 5.0]` void KAcceleratorManager::addStandardActionNames(const QStringList &names)

Append names to a list of standard action names.

These strings will be given higher priority when assigning keyboard accelerators.

This function was introduced in 5.0.

`[static]` void KAcceleratorManager::manage(QWidget **widget, bool programmers_mode* = false)

Manages the accelerators of a widget.

Call this function on the top widget of the hierarchy you want to manage. It will fix the accelerators of the child widgets so there are never duplicate accelerators. It also tries to put accelerators on as many widgets as possible.

The algorithm used tries to take the existing accelerators into account, as well as the class of each widget. Hopefully, the result is close to what you would assign manually.

QMenu's are managed dynamically, so when you add or remove entries, the accelerators are reassigned. If you add or remove widgets to your toplevel widget, you will have to call manage again to fix the accelerators.

widget The toplevel widget you want to manage.

programmers_mode if true, KAcceleratorManager adds (&) for removed accels and & before added accels

`[static]` void KAcceleratorManager::setNoAccel(QWidget **widget*)

Use this method for a widget (and its children) you want no accels to be set on.

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