Re: Redefining command keys

[Matthew Campbell]

>Are you not allowed to provide "record" in a free player? If "record" is an
>eventual possibility, then leaving 'r' free for it would, I think, be a good
>thing to do. If not, then 'p' for "pause", 'r' for "resume", and, being as
>these are probably the most common commands (making them deserving of a really
>easy to hit key) and having a toggle also might not be that bad of an idea, th
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>enter key could be the toggle.

The RealSystem SDK documentation includes information about how to
record the presentation.  I don't know if that ability is included in
the RealPlayer shared libraries, or only in those provided with
RealPlayer Plus; but it looks like recording is possible.  So I could
allow toggling between pause and playback with either the p key or the
enter key.

>How about 'e' for "exit"?

Unless someone else objects, taht's what I'll do.

>Is control-C intercepted? It would be nice if the official quit function would
>display a one line summary describing where the clip was interrupted. This
>would make it easier to know where to resume it later.

Yes, control-c is intercepted, and I'll implement a one-line summary
as you suggested.

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