Of course, for Emacsers, the N/B pair is an odd-couple as well.
The N is usually paired with P, and B with F.
Stefan
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On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 07:49:29AM +0200, Max Kellermann wrote:
On 2009/08/14 02:24, Fredrik Lanker fredrik.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
This patch for ncmpc makes it possible to adjust the seek time, in steps
of 5 seconds, in runtime with 'F' and 'B'. The current seek time is
displayed top
On 2009/08/14 14:33, Fredrik Lanker fredrik.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyway, here is a modifed patch that uses screen_status_printf(), have
no leading whitespace and makes the string translatable. I leave it to
you to decide which version you want to use.
I'll take this one. Did you notice
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 02:43:44PM +0200, Max Kellermann wrote:
On 2009/08/14 14:33, Fredrik Lanker fredrik.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyway, here is a modifed patch that uses screen_status_printf(), have
no leading whitespace and makes the string translatable. I leave it to
you to decide
On 2009/08/14 15:42, Fredrik Lanker fredrik.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
1) having F/B for adjusting the seek time seems pretty obvious to me
considering that seeking have keys f/b.
2) in my opinion, the default hot key for scroll-down-half, N, should
instead be used for rfind-next, like it's
I'm the one who set the scrolling keys. I agree that they are not ideal,
but I was having a lot of trouble finding any pairs available with a
mnemonic. (I didn't want one to use control and the other use shift.) I
would have preferred to set them the same as Vim (ctrl-d/u) but one was
already
Hi!
This patch for ncmpc makes it possible to adjust the seek time, in steps
of 5 seconds, in runtime with 'F' and 'B'. The current seek time is
displayed top right, next to the volume.
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src/command.c |4
src/command.h |2 ++
src/screen.c | 11 ++-
On 2009/08/14 02:24, Fredrik Lanker fredrik.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
This patch for ncmpc makes it possible to adjust the seek time, in steps
of 5 seconds, in runtime with 'F' and 'B'. The current seek time is
displayed top right, next to the volume.
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