RE: [platform-swt-dev] Assigning shortcut key to a SWT Combo control

["Corbett, James" <James.Corbett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello:

This most certainly isn't what you were looking for but since I develop
blind friendly software I thought I would jump in.... Typically short
cut keys are assigned to events and not as a means of bringing focus to
a widget. Something that most developers forget is that a person with a
visual or learning difficulty most often has to remember all of these
short cuts and by adding non event keys it just adds an additional layer
to using an application.

Jim  

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arunkumarsimhadri
Sent: January 7, 2009 09:09
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Subject: [platform-swt-dev] Assigning shortcut key to a SWT Combo
control


I want to assign a ShortCut key (Say "Alt + K") for a SWT Combo on a
Dialog.
Like we do for Buttons by giving placing a "&" symbol before the
required letter in the setText() method. 

I didnt find any way to do the same to a Combo control.

Please help me out.
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