On 11/ 2/13 04:31 PM, Arvid Brodin wrote:
Today, keybindings are saved as ~/.crossfire/keys. That means you
cannot have different key bindings for each character.
This patch changes that so that keybindings are saved as
~/.crossfire/<character-name>.keys. So if your character is named
Leopold, the keybindings are saved to ~/.crossfire/Leopold.keys.
When play is entered with a character, the client tries to load
keybindings in the following order:
~/.crossfire/<character-name>.keys
~/.crossfire/keys
<client_libdir>/def_keys
If none of the files are found, it instead uses the default built-
in keybindings.
Just a question - is there any way to set up 'global' keybindings (eg, those
that apply to all characters)?
From my reading above, which may not be correct, it suggests that once it
finds a matching keys file, it won't go to the next one (so if you have a
foobar.keys file, it will load that and won't load anything you have set up in
keys).
I'm not sure how prevalent it is, but I know for myself that I have some
keybindings that would apply to all characters, and it would be a bit of a pain
to re-enter them each time a new character is created (now I suppose this can be
done as a manual process of having a template file that I manually copy over as
I make new characters)
That said, certainly have per character keys file is also a good thing, since
a lot of things are per character.
My only thought here is that it loads up ~/.crossfire/keys regardless, but
values in <char name>.keys override any settings there, and in the bind window,
have an option for the keybinding which is something like 'global (all
character)' option.
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