On Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 11:38:13AM -0400, Lee Page wrote: > I didn't have much luck with remapping anything but alpha-num characters. > In fact, it looks like alt and ctrl keys are synonomous. Anyway, I > resorted to doing an Emacs approach, and wrote a short key-multiplexer. > This allows you to do C-x C-s to save, and the like. Hi, Lee. As you say, alt and ctrl are the same. This probably has to be reworked, but I'm afraid it wouldn't be easy. Regarding your implementation of multiple keys ala Emacs, it's interesting. I never thought about doing something like this. As I can see, you're using the TUI (text user interface), and so it should only work on the curses interfaces. I'll think about a more generic way of doing multisequence keys. There is an implemented interface for key sequences in mp_keyseq.mpsl, but again it works only on text interfaces (it was mainly added for processing ANSI sequences, but it could be adapted to work everywhere). Thanks for your refreshing ideas, -- Angel Ortega http://www.triptico.com -- To unsubscribe, send mail to mp-unsubscribe_lists.triptico.com.
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