@Cley, *,
Cley Faye wrote
The "close document" behavior you're noticing on windows is not linked to
LibreOffice, but is a feature of the system. It just mean "close the
window, not the app" and work everywhere. You can try it in most tabbed
browser too :)
Sorry but that is not quite correct. The Key mappings are actually
hard-coded in the vcl modules of LibreOffice core--see the source
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/vcl/source/window/keycod.cxx
On Windows the KEY_MOD1 is the <Ctrl> key, KEY_MOD2 is the <Alt> key, and I
beleive the Windows key is mapped to KEY_MOD3-- on OSX I believe the
KEY_MOD1 is mapped to the <Command> key and KEY_MOD2 is mapped to <Alt> but
I'd have to check that.
So, the reason it is not available to customize in the Writer Tools -->
Customize --> Keyboard is because the key combo is defined for the entire
LibreOffice application--they are reserved. As can be seen in the source,
a <CTRL>+F4 or <CTRL>+W will */Close/* the document. While a <ALT>+F4 or
<CTRL>+Q will */Quit/* LibreOffice.
All that being said, the operating system may have other key-mappings in
place that can conflict or take precedence over LibreOffice mappings. That
does happen on some of the Linux Desktop Environments and is likely what is
affecting Thomas.
Stuart
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