redefining keys
- From: "y199mp1505 gmail com" <y199mp1505 gmail com>
- To: mc-devel gnome org
- Subject: redefining keys
- Date: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 10:05:53 +0000
There are language issues in the section about redefining hotkeys in
mc.hlp. Please find a suggested editing here below. The question marks
in the last paragraph indicate that I did not understand the text.
Further there is no indication in the help file that F1-F10 cannot
be redefined, but I failed consistently when trying. Is this intended,
is it a feature and not a bug?
--- suggested editing ----------
Redefine hotkey bindings
Hotkey bindings may be read from an external file (keymap-file)
overriding the defaults. The keymap-file is determined using the
following approach (with decreasing priority):
1) Command line option -K <keymap> or --keymap=<keymap>
2) Environment variable MC_KEYMAP
3) Config file parameter keymap in section [Midnight Commander]
4) File ~/.mc/mc.keymap
5) File /usr/local/etc/mc/mc.keymap
6) File /usr/local/share/mc/mc.keymap
Command line option, environment variable and parameter in the config
file may contain the absolute path to the keymap-file with or
without the extension .keymap.
Otherwise [???????????????????????],
the keymap-file will be looked for in (with decreasing priority):
1) ~/.mc/
2) /usr/local/etc/mc/
3) /usr/local/share/mc/
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