Ctrl+Tab not registering in xterm
See original GitHub issueIs there a key combination that gets you out of TextView when AcceptsTab is true (default)?
I am testing in Linux and finding that in Notepad
and Tab View
Scenarios, once you tab into a TextView you can’t get out (without using mouse).
No combination of Ctrl/Alt/Shift + Tab are moving focus.
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I will have a play around. I definetly don’t want to break anything! There are other scenarios where an alternative to Ctrl+Tab could be nice for example using remote desktop through Guacamole (or similar technology) where the web browser might intercept Ctrl+Tab.
I am not even a
Linux
user, so I will leave Linux users to make that decision. Only I would not want someone break the functionality withWindows
, please.