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editor pluma, couldn't it provide Redo, Undo, Copy, Paste, Cut on single key strokes?

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Pluma acts on key shortcuts like Ctrl + C (copy selection into buffer). I suppose, by detecting state 0x14 (Ctrl pressed) and then keysym 0x63 (c).

I want to have reaction to 0xff66 (Redo), 0xff65 (Undo), 0x1008ff57 (XF86Copy), 0x1008ff6d (XF86Paste), 0x1008ff58 (XF86Cut). These are predefined on/for keys on older keyboards, providing some more keys, and could be easily coded by the user for e.g. F1 .. F5 or other rarely used keys, using xmodmap.

Couldn't pluma also react to keysyms produced by single keys?

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