Subject: Commandline control

From: amadeus
Date: Fri Mar 3 02:04:07 2006

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I was wondering. Are the any system in the chosen commands that can be used when -K is used? I mean:

SPACE, 'b'    Go to next subsong.
RETURN, 'n'   Next song.
'z'           Previous subsong.

What if it were like this?:

SPACE, 'n'    Go to next subsong.
RETURN   Next song.
'b'           Previous subsong.

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From: shd
Date: Fri Mar 3 17:17:34 2006

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[quote:07f82fb0df="amadeus"]I was wondering. Are the any system in the chosen commands that can be used when -K is used?
[/quote:07f82fb0df]

Why would you want to change keys?

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From: shd
Date: Fri Mar 3 17:18:29 2006

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[quote:615c5f85d7="shd"][quote:615c5f85d7="amadeus"]I was wondering. Are the any system in the chosen commands that can be used when -K is used?
[/quote:615c5f85d7]

Why would you want to change keys?[/quote:615c5f85d7]

btw. current keys are copied from XMMS. So there is at least some consistency with other tools this way.

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From: amadeus
Date: Fri Mar 3 23:08:34 2006

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[quote:79c37a45cf="shd"]Why would you want to change keys?[/quote:79c37a45cf]

I think they would be easier to remember. I don't use an UI =)

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From: shd
Date: Sat Mar 4 12:06:47 2006

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[quote:7239e3bb18="amadeus"][quote:7239e3bb18="shd"]Why would you want to change keys?[/quote:7239e3bb18]

I think they would be easier to remember. I don't use an UI =)[/quote:7239e3bb18]

You can press 'h' on runtime to see keys :)

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From: amadeus
Date: Sun Mar 5 12:21:10 2006

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[quote:25863b368c="shd"]You can press 'h' on runtime to see keys :)[/quote:25863b368c]

=)