Thanks, that sounds like a plan. It''s a pain in the butt...but it's a plan. :-)
If there are better solutions, I haven't been able to think of 'em.
Cheers,
J On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 07:01 US/Eastern, Alex da Franca wrote:
At 3:31 Uhr -0400 18.08.2003, 2702NET wrote:Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see any way to do this w/o causing a conflict w/the menus or nixing the menus entirely.
Hi 2702NET,
leave it as it is now and ADD your own key triggering. now you have a function assigned to each shortcut. you can call the same function with your own key event triggering. then you'd only need some logic to avoid duplicate calls. either you can trigger the keys on events, that are only sent, if not handled by the menu itself (which is rather risky esp. if you want to target 'unknown' systems or x-plat etc.) or start a 'timer' if you execute the handler and do not execute the handler if it is called twice within a given range of milliseconds/ticks.
just a thought.
maybe there are better solutions...
Any ideas? Third party solutions i.e. Xtras?
Current Dir. "menu:" implementation doesn't seem like a very serious effort.
for the fact, that it doesn't seem to be changed since, hm 1996 ?, it's not that bad ;-)
it goes along with the nice '96 style buttons and controls...
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