Since this is local to PianoView, the keys shouldn't interfere with
shortcuts, unless it has keyboard focus.
Anyway, I guess instead of "uber-awesome configurable shortcuts", the
most straight-forward way to get rid of all PianoView keys is to make
PianoView itself a toggle (a small on/off swit
Please read my previous post. I agree 'L' needs to be given back to
the C#. However, please do not extend the range to the - = \ ` [ ] ;
'. / keys.
At leat - not right now, maybe once we start using QAction
consistently and support uber-awesome configurable keyboard shortcuts.
-Paul
On Mon, Oc
Personally, I'd prefer the . / ; ' [ ] - = \ ` and 1 keys be reserved
for context-aware shortcuts in the future
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 12:33 PM, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> I wrapped up my patch that enables additional keyboard keys to be used for
> playing notes. Please consider it for inclusion
On 10/05/2009 04:19 PM, apri...@dkc-clan.de wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Well actually I can't recommend such an implementation and I second Nikos'
> reasons here. The problem with LMMS' keyboard in general is, dependent on on
> the current codec in use (at least, this is my assumption - I got a qwertz
> l
I wrapped up my patch that enables additional keyboard keys to be used
for playing notes. Please consider it for inclusion in LMMS.
Recognize additional keyboard scancodes for playing notes in a PianoView
The following additional keys are now recognized by PianoView:
Left Shift = 'B
Right
Hi all.
Well actually I can't recommend such an implementation and I second Nikos'
reasons here. The problem with LMMS' keyboard in general is, dependent on on
the current codec in use (at least, this is my assumption - I got a qwertz
layout) not all available keys are used. ZynAddSubfx on the
On 10/05/2009 02:32 PM, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> I will file a bug report about it. I also noticed that TAB (keycode 23
> on Linux) also can't be used.
I filed the bug report. Also, I made TAB work by overriding
QWidget::event(). However, can someone help me a bit with a GCC error I
get? Th
That doesn't make sense to me. Try playing a melody that way, it just
won't work. Imagine removing all the black keys from your MIDI keyboard
and having to press a white one repeatedly to switch to flats. Now try
playing something on such a keyboard :P
On 10/05/2009 03:22 PM, Jonathan Aquil
That wouldn't work. If you try to play something and need to switch to
flats in the midst of it... Just awkward :P
On 10/05/2009 03:01 PM, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> would this be easier to change for instance to bind the keys of a
> keyboard a b c d and so on to the same keys on the keyboard an
what about in that case if you press the corresponding multiple times it
changes to sharps and or flats with each press as need be
ex
press f repeatedly goes to sharp flat natural no sign double sharp or flat
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> That wouldn't work. If you
would this be easier to change for instance to bind the keys of a keyboard a
b c d and so on to the same keys on the keyboard and then use the plus or
minus to make it into a sharp or a flat?
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> (Andy, sorry if this reaches you twice, the l
(Andy, sorry if this reaches you twice, the list bounced my previous
attempt since I was posting through GMane before and forgot to subscribe
to also subscribe to the list normally.)
I will file a bug report about it. I also noticed that TAB (keycode 23
on Linux) also can't be used.
I'm att
That is quite possibly my fault - I bound 'L' to "change global playback
mode."
I didn't know we even supported using the keyboard as a midi input. The
solution of course is a button toggling keyboard as a midi controller on or
off.
Make sure this gets reported as a bug and I will fix it eventual
There seems to be a problem with the L key; it should play C#, but it
doesn't.
On a similar note, would it be too much work to extend the upper
keyboard mapping to include:
TAB - B
[ - F
= - F#
] - G
BACKSPACE - G#
\ - A
That would be an *immense* help for people who
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