For mapping a keyboard shortcut to an action, look for some code like this (see my plugin):
GeanyKeyGroup *key_group;
key_group = plugin_set_key_group(geany_plugin, "quick_line_keyboard_shortcut", KB_GROUP, NULL);
keybindings_set_item(key_group, KB_QUICK_LINE, quick_line, 0, 0, "quick_line", _("Quick Line..."), NULL);
Each call to keybindings_set_item adds an entry in the Preferences->Keybindings for you to map any way that you or others using your plugin want to.
To open the menu using a keybinding, I would look at manually calling the appropriate event (perhaps gtk-menu-popup) from within the callback you set up in the keybindings_set_item.  In the code above, quick_line is the callback.

I hope this helps.

Steve

On 12/03/2013 09:10 AM, Francesco OpenCode Apruzzese wrote:
Yes. Sorry.

I've developed this plugin: https://github.com/OpenCode/geany-python-good-code
I want to call the menu (my menu) "Python Good Code" with a shortcut like CTRL+SOME_CHAR or ALT+SOME_CHAR or key like F1-F12

Il 03/12/2013 16:28, Frank Lanitz ha scritto:
Am 03.12.2013 15:39, schrieb Francesco OpenCode Apruzzese:

Hi all,

It's possible to associate a shortcut to a menu item created by a plugin?

Yes, it's possible. Can you go a little deeper?

Cheers,
Frank





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