Sascha,

Although XCSoar's User manual refers to the "Advanced XCSoar 
Configuration Manual" for more information about customizing events 
in XCSoar, I don't think that Advanced manual exists.  Creating a 
custom events file is not user-friendly.  Here's how you do it and 
you may agree it's a topic for the developers list, not the user mailing list.

The default event file can be downloaded at: 
http://git.xcsoar.org/cgit/master/xcsoar.git/tree/Data/Input/default.xci. 
This file maps most of the XCSoar events to menus or buttons or 
gestures, or to glide computer events such as STARTUP_SIMULATOR and 
STARTUP_REAL, the two events that are triggered when XCSoar opens.

It's a text file you can edit -- you can probably figure it out just 
by playing with the XCSoar menus and looking at the file.  After 
you've edited the file, move it into your xcsoardata folder, and in 
XCSoar's configuration screens, go to Look > Input > Events and 
select your .xci file.

Good luck!

Rob




At 10:19 AM 02/29/2012, Sascha Haffner wrote:
>Hi Tobias,
>
>many thanks for the speedy response and for clearing things up.
>
>Just a follow-up question: How do I generate a "customized events 
>file"?  Would be thankful for a hint on how to do this on the 
>example of the Flight Setup dialogue.
>
>Thanks
>Sascha
>
>Von: Tobias Bieniek <tobias.bien...@gmx.de>
>An: Sascha Haffner <s_haff...@yahoo.com>
>Cc: "Xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net" <Xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
>Gesendet: 15:18 Mittwoch, 29.Februar 2012
>Betreff: Re: [Xcsoar-user] Question to FlightSetup and Gesture Mark Drop
>
>Hi Sascha
>
> > a) 6.4. Flight Setup (p. 81, last paragraph): " ...It is possible to
> > configure XCSoar to display the basic settings dialog when it starts up."
> > This is great.  However, I couldn't find any hints on how to configure
> > XCSoar.  Please forgive me if I have overseen the respective hint.
>
>While this is generally true, it is not as easy as it might seem from
>the manual currently. You will need a customized events file for this.
>
> > b) 4.9 Markers (p. 48): ".. Markers are dropped by the menu, or 
> by gesture :
> > Left"  Gesture Left toogles the Infobox Screen on my Dell and doesn't drop
> > any markers.  Am I doing something wrong or is the the manual not entirely
> > acurate?   Would be great though to drop markes with a gesture in 
> particular
> > when wave flying.
>
>You are right. The markers gesture has been replaced by the pages
>cycling action. You can still drop markers via menu, or (as above) use
>a custom events file that overwrites the default action for the "left"
>gesture.
>
>Turbo
>
>
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