The loss of the keyboard short-cut hints to the right (left for bidi
languages) of gvim menus occurs when it is using the Unity global menus.
When starting gvim such that it uses its own window menus the short-cut
hints are present. Starting gvim using Alt+F2 then "gvim", or from a
terminal:
UBUN
Keyboard shortcuts are added manually when creating a menu item.
Example:
:menu Edit.Echo\ Helloeh :echo "Hello"
Actually, the command "eh" will not echo anything because the real
shortcut was not created by a :map command. But you can execute the
command through the menu, which should have the f
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: vim (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Menu k
Thank pi-rho for taking your time! :-)
First of all I use Unity (and therefore not Gnome although I do not know
how much Unity shares with Gnome.)
I have tried using the Alt key and Alt-F instead of activating the menu
with the mouse. I have tried this both with vim-gnome and vim-gtk
packages whe
... actually, it depends on which GUI you're using. vim-gtk shows
accelerators always; on Windows they're hidden until activated.
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Title:
Menu k
If you press the Alt key, the menu will activate and accelerators will
become underlined. You should be able to press Alt-F and the file menu
will pop open with several items showing their accelerators (provided
that you haven't remapped Alt-F). If you mouse through the menus, the
accelerators ar
