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Created Jan 14, 2020 by Alexander Schwinn@al.schwinn

Missing method "gtk_accel_map_remove_entry"

I am currently about to re-design an application, which will lead to accelerators having a different accel_path than before.

In order to be backward compartible (so that users of my application will not loose their custom accel configuration), I would like to load the accels.scm file via gtk_accel_map_load (), read all accel pathes from there, replace all old accel pathes by their new sucessors (while keeping the old accel_key and accel_mods) and than save the file.

Currently it seems to be not foreseen to remove entries, or to change their accel path. Or maybe I just fail to see how it is supposed to be done ?

So for now I will stick with the old accel_pathes, even if the related widgets do not exist any more, even if that could be confusing for users.

( Thanks for your nice framework by the way! )

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