"Cooked" accelerators use symbols produced by using modifiers such
as shift or altgr, for example if "!" is produced by "Shift+1".
If cooked accelerators are enabled, use "<Ctrl>exclam" to bind
"Ctrl+!" If disabled, use "<Ctrl><Shift>1" to bind
"Ctrl+Shift+1". These two examples are not equal on all keymaps.
The cooked accelerator keyvalue and modifiers are provided by the
function gdk_keymap_translate_keyboard_state()
Cooked accelerators are useful if you receive keystrokes from GTK to bind,
but raw accelerators can be useful if you or the user inputs accelerators as
text.
Default: Enabled. Should be set before binding anything.
Args:
use_cooked = if %FALSE disable cooked accelerators
"Cooked" accelerators use symbols produced by using modifiers such as shift or altgr, for example if "!" is produced by "Shift+1".
If cooked accelerators are enabled, use "<Ctrl>exclam" to bind "Ctrl+!" If disabled, use "<Ctrl><Shift>1" to bind "Ctrl+Shift+1". These two examples are not equal on all keymaps.
The cooked accelerator keyvalue and modifiers are provided by the function gdk_keymap_translate_keyboard_state()
Cooked accelerators are useful if you receive keystrokes from GTK to bind, but raw accelerators can be useful if you or the user inputs accelerators as text.
Default: Enabled. Should be set before binding anything.
Args: use_cooked = if %FALSE disable cooked accelerators