https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450775

--- Comment #5 from Andrew Shark <ash...@linuxcomp.ru> ---
PyCharm (or other Jetbrains IDE) has even better UI for shortcuts. For
shortcuts search it has a separate button, which opens a popup window. In that
window you can stroke a keyboard shortcut. It even support second stroke
(another shortcut right after first stroke shortcut, and you can assign an
action to such complex shortcut).
Also I was amazed how easy mouse shortcuts are done. It has an area called
"Mouse shortcut". Hover the mouse cursor there. Then press a modifier, for
example, ctrl. And press some mouse button or scroll wheel. So you can make a
"ctrl + wheel scroll up" shortcut. Also it supports double clicks.
See the attached screenshot of the PyCharm Keymap settings window.
It would be good to take some ideas from there.

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