Re: PATCH - Bug 5888

Erik Ackermann <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.ardour.devel
Message-ID <CAN5Z5QFm0EF_cY4Y2GQ6M-6ZpDpeFRJn5_VKjFmp7+guLFyfGQ@mail.gmail.com>
Friendly ping.


On Sun, Mar 23, 2014 at 8:55 PM, Erik Ackermann <[email protected]
> wrote:

> This fixes the keybinding window setting behavior to prevent the capture
> of a completely invalid setting, Bug 5888
>
> E.g.  Alt(down) M(down) Alt(up) M(up) == Alt+Alt_L (Which is completely
> impossible to trigger).
>
> The new behavior is simpler explain:
> 1)  On any keyup event, if a non-modifier key was down pressed since the
> last-key up event, use that key and all currently pressed modifier keys as
> the captured binding.
>
> To be honest this is still slightly less than ideal (and also different
> from other keybinding captures I've seen) in that it does not handle
> keyboard auto-repeat gracefully. However this seems a matter of design of
> the Keybindings window and would require GUI change. Every other keycapture
> I've seen uses some explicit event to trigger capture (e.g. mouse click or
> double click), while Ardour just uses keypress. The keypress however is
> emulated by the window manager during autorepeat. The result is that
> performing the following Alt(down) M(down) Alt(up) [Wait 1 second] M(up)
> will result in the binding first being set to Alt-M, but during the wait
> the autorepeat will Trigger M again changing the setting to M. I think this
> code change (or similar) should be accepted now with the possible debate
> opened for a more complex change to ignore keyboard autorepeat if warranted.
>
> Patch 0002 is to enable the clear button when a new keybinding is set
> (different unreported bug).
>
>
>
>

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