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Qt-interest Archive, February 2007
Shortcuts for QDialogButtonBox

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Hi,

i use the QDialogButtonBox for standard-buttons like Ok and Cancel. How
can i set a short-cut for these buttons? <ALT>+<O> for Ok and <ALT>+<C>
for cancel for example. Or better: How can i set the system-default
short-cut for such standard-buttons?

thanks & greetings
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Message 2 in thread

> How
> can i set a short-cut for these buttons? <ALT>+<O> for Ok and <ALT>+<C>
> for cancel for example.

Quick answer: Read the docs of QAbstractButton.

> Or better: How can i set the system-default
> short-cut for such standard-buttons?

System/dialog default for the accept()/reject() slots are Enter and ESC, 
respectively. You may want to set up QActions for your dialog(s) with 
appropriate shortcuts, or overriding the defaults in 
QDialog::keyPressEvent().

Martin

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Message 3 in thread

Martin Gebert schrieb:
> System/dialog default for the accept()/reject() slots are Enter and ESC, 
> respectively.

Correction: Enter triggers the default/autoDefault button, whereas ESC 
triggers closeEvent(). IIRC.

Martin

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Martin Gebert schrieb:
>> How
>> can i set a short-cut for these buttons? <ALT>+<O> for Ok and <ALT>+<C>
>> for cancel for example.
> 
> Quick answer: Read the docs of QAbstractButton.

Done.

>> Or better: How can i set the system-default
>> short-cut for such standard-buttons?
> 
> System/dialog default for the accept()/reject() slots are Enter and ESC,
> respectively. You may want to set up QActions for your dialog(s) with
> appropriate shortcuts, or overriding the defaults in
> QDialog::keyPressEvent().

My problem is the design of my dialog. The user usually focused a
QTextEdit. And then the Return key are not send to the dialog for accept.

I set now tabChangesFocus to true. So the users can swith out of the
QTextEdit through the keyboard and then hit Return to accept the dialog.

> Martin

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