Also used it to implement the prefixes, shortcuts and mouse help
windows.
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Short cut keys implemented via a special key press event handler do
not fully integrate with the UI and standard UI implementation
guidelines, also they introduce an alternative code path that can
diverge from the intended behaviour.
Short cuts to set the next Tx message have been added as
Ctrl+<number>. Alt+<number> short cuts now do as the help implies
i.e. change the current Tx message even if there is another message
being transmitted.
The log QSO window should only be triggered by a 73 Tx message when
transmitting.
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Do not drop through shortcut key handling so that spurious responses
are avoided.
The keyPressEvent handlers must call the super class implementation if
the event os not handled.
Correct a typo in the shortcut help display.
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2. Add jt9code.exe to the Windows installation file.
3. Changed hotkey for "Special Mouse Commands" to F5, so that F4 again works
as it did.
4. Several corrections to shortcuts.txt.
5. Added section "Under the Hood" to the User's Guide.
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Bill Somerville
Joe Taylor