Re: Grab the keyboard

2010-03-31 Thread Ole Jørgen Brønner

Not sure what's up with the homepage. I've uploaded the manual here 
http://folk.ntnu.no/bronner/temp/ionconf/ (I don't have the

As for the bindings, the quickest solution is probably to use the 
switch_bindings (attached here) script to temporally disable all ion bindings. 
A better, but more time consuming, solution would be to use a hook to 
disable/enable only the keybindings that conflicts, as M Rawash suggests.

On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:13:32 +0200, Albert Shih albert.s...@obspm.fr wrote:


Hi all.

How can I tell ION to NOT grab the keyboard ?

I've ask that because I try to use some «complexe» software (in fact
blender), and he have use lot of F1 -- F12 keyboard shortcuts. I don't
known how to change that (and I'm don't want to).

So I would like to known if it's easy to make ION don't do anything when I
launch blender all ION is disable ?

Regards.

NB: Tuomov : where is your web page about ION ?
http://www.modeemi.cs.tut.fi/~tuomov/ion/ give me a error.

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Re: Grab the keyboard

2010-03-30 Thread M. Rawash
On , Albert Shih albert.s...@obspm.fr wrote:
 Hi all.



 How can I tell ION to NOT grab the keyboard ?



 I've ask that because I try to use some «complexe» software (in fact

 blender), and he have use lot of F1 -- F12 keyboard shortcuts. I don't

 known how to change that (and I'm don't want to).



 So I would like to known if it's easy to make ION don't do anything when I

 launch blender all ION is disable ?



 Regards.


It's possible to use 'WClientWin.quote_next(cwin)' to send the next
keypress to the client window, but to get exactly what you're
describing here, you'd have to use a ion hook of some kind to switch
(or turn off) key bindings, RTFM/lookup some examples for details.
(and yes, it's easy)

Also, there's always the possibility of changing ion keybinds so that
they don't intersect with blender's. (using an extra modifier key, for
example)


 NB: Tuomov : where is your web page about ION ?

 http://www.modeemi.cs.tut.fi/~tuomov/ion/ give me a error.


I'd like to know about that too...

Regards,
M Rawash