GTK+ Secrets
In the last week or so I've discovered a couple of GTK+ tricks I didn't know, so I thought I'd share them.
- Control-Backspace in an entry deletes from the cursor to the beginning of the text. I had previously hacked up custom binding for Control-u, but this is bound by default. Thanks Emmanuele for pointing this out. Update: as proof that my fingers are still using C-u, Control-Backspace actually deletes a word and not the entire entry.
- Middle-clicking on a scroll bar will move directly to that point, instead of moving towards that point by a page. Very useful, I'm glad Mitch mentioned this in a bug.
NP: Didn't It Rain, Songs:Ohia
