Thanks for the ideas. I have minimal javascript ability, don't think I can make it happen. I'll investigate external Jquery keycombo scripts, maybe one of them can be integrated somehow.
If anyone has any other ideas, they're appreciated. Trey On Jun 9, 5:36 am, Yakov <[email protected]> wrote: > > Using the CaptureKeysMacro, can I set up key combinations as seen on > > google - press "g" and then "i" to go to inbox, for example? The > > point is that you press one key //and then// another one - you don't > > have to press them together. Is this doable? > > Probably it's not doable without some advanced scripting. I haven't > tried this, but let's see: the > > config.macros.captureKey(object,handler,keyCode,SHIFT,ALT,CTRL); > > line handles the key-combination. If SHIFT == false, ALT == false, > CTRL == false, it should handle just key, say "g" (I don't know > whether it would work fine with 3 "false"s). Now you want to avoid > handling in the editing mode (when you just type "g"). So, first you > need to check which mode it is in the handler. I don't know how to do > this. Or, if you want to check whether any of editing textboxes is in > focus, you should script this. > > Then, if you checked it, you need to set some "state": '"g" was > pressed'. For this you should probably make a variable, let's call it > gState for the first time. So, the handler of "g" has to switch > gState; later you should think through, what else should change > (reset) gState. > > Finally, the other handler (of "i") has to check the gState. Just try > this. The problem which I can forsee is that handler of "i" can be > unable to get the gState (I assume such a thing because one script > placed in the <script> "tag" which works with InlineJavascriptPlugin > doesn't see variables defined in another such script; it's all about > the variables' scope). > > And if all the problems are overwhelmed, here it is. > > > is it an orphan topic? > > I'm not sure what do you mean. CaptureKeysMacro is a step forward; > more "high-level" impementations can be done, but "important" object- > handler pairs is not a trivial things to collect. I think this should > be driven at least by feedback of users. I personally didn't hear > about CaptureKeysMacro, and this is an important exploration, thanks > for this. Probably this would be of use for improving TW experiense on > slider phones (Android and Maemo sliders). But this definitely needs > some familiarizing around the core functions, jQuery etc.. :) > unfortunately, as for now I "know" only JavaScript and DOM, and don't > have enough practice to provide detailed instructions. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
