Hi,
I have a QTextEdit subclass that I want to intercept the key bindings for
(like Ctrl-X, etc.). If I reimplement QTextEdit::keyPressEvent(QKeyEvent
*k) I can get the keys and do whatever with them. But I actually want to
ignore the event so it gets passed up and I can add it as a menu action
item shortcut to the main window. But calling k->ignore(); and then
returning in keyPressEvent() doesn't allow the main window to use the
shortcut. Is there a way that the main window can see those shortcut keys?
Josh
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