I use Directory hotlist a lot. Constantly, really.
It's always bugged me that I can only access the
first 10 items with the keys 0-9. After sitting on
my TODO list for about 2 years, I finally had a
scratch at the issue.
Keys a-z are very often used by the menu of the
dialog the listbox is in, but keys A-Z are not.
So I did this:
[code]
--- lib/widget/listbox.c~ 2015-03-20 11:06:04.0 -0700
+++ lib/widget/listbox.c2015-05-24 09:21:52.0 -0700
@@ -328,10 +328,15 @@ listbox_key (WListbox * l, int key)
return MSG_NOT_HANDLED;
/* focus on listbox item N by '0'..'9' keys */
-if (key = '0' key = '9')
+if ((key = '0' key = '9')||(key = 'A' key = 'Z'))
{
int oldpos = l-pos;
-listbox_select_entry (l, key - '0');
+if (key = 'A' key = 'Z') {
+listbox_select_entry (l, key - 55);
+} else {
+listbox_select_entry (l, key - '0');
+}
+
/* need scroll to item? */
if (abs (oldpos - l-pos) WIDGET (l)-lines)
[/code]
Diffed from 4.8.14 tarball.
It seems to work fine. Now I can access the top 36
items instead of just the top 10. But, of course, it
affects all listboxes program-wide. It seems OK to me
so far.
My question this:
Does this seem like a useful feature (ie ticket-worthy)
or am I missing some far-reaching consequence I have not
uncovered yet?
--
Peace and Cheer
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