Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/05/20/06:12:45
At 09.22 1998-05-19 +0000, you wrote:
>On Wed, 13 May 1998 18:23:52 -0400 Peter Palotas <blizzar AT hem1 DOT passagen DOT se>
>wrote:
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>> Okay, and to my second (first?) suggestion, I think that Shift-Backspace
>> and Shift-Enter should be made to work just as if Shift was not pressed,
>> 'cause there is often times where I hold down the shift key when writing
>> some character and then I want to delete it (or go to a new line) and I
>> press backspace/enter before releasing the shift key completely, and ...
>> Well, you know what I mean I'm sure. It is possible to do this by adding
>> this to the key assignment options, but I think it should be there by
>> default.
>
>For those like Peter with fingers tied to Shift I added these two mappings.
Hehehe... Fingers tied to Shift... :) ... Well, thanx it was nice of you to
do so, and I'm sure noone is gonna complain about it. (You can't possibly
tell me that I'm the only one with this problem!? ... I know in a prior
version of rhide shift+Space didn't do anything, and I just couldn't use
it... I mean, you have to be able to hold down Shift and press space,
right... And if you can do that, then you really should be able to hold
down Shift when pressing Backspace too, don't you think!? ... Well, hehe...
I guess you do, since you just added it! =)
Thanx once again, now Robert just has to fix the Linux version of RHIDE and
some minor bugs in the DOS version (well you'll have to assist in that too)
and then everything will be wonderful! =)
Sincerely, Peter.
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