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Topic: Mac Users: Keeping UQM out of OSX's way (Read 2368 times)
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Nic.
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I had the distinct pleasure of playing around on a Panther box last night, and my curiosity was naturally picqued as to whether or not UQM would run properly on it. The good news is that it does indeed work (and quite well on a G4 CPU, I might add) but the bad news is that the "quit" and "abort" keys conflict with Exposé, a new window management feature on OSX.3
As I have historically had zero compunction about changing the default settings for the Mac version prior to release (and writing down the differences) but I figure that this time, before I do, I'd ask for input from other Mac users as to where they the keys should live now that Exposé has laid claim to them.
Thoughts?
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Death 999
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What about control-F11 and control-F10? This has the happy side-effect of making it harder to hit accidentally.
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Rib Rdb
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ctrl + something sounds good, since most of the fkeys already have uses on laptops.
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Nic.
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Casual viewing of the code by non-experts such as myself seems to indicate that only single keypresses can be mapped to actions; so keypress combos are (at this time, anyhow) off the table.
The authours of said code are more than welcome to set the record straight on this perception.
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Michael Martin
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Your perception is correct. VControl understands "OR", but not "AND".
However, for the specific case of "Abort", you can just close the window, and whatever key combination does that will work as well as F12.
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Death 999
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You could set the quit key to be the backspace key (sometimes marked as delete). That's pretty out of the way from any other key we'd be using, and it kind of makes sense. More than F10, at any rate.
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« Last Edit: January 16, 2004, 06:53:36 pm by Death_999 »
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Chris Pickett
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see death999's post ...
i think the default in panther is to have command-f10 and command-f11 actually get you f10 and f11. *edit* but maybe it's control-f10 and control-f11, like he said.
so you don't have to worry about it. you might want to make a note about it somewhere for mac users who aren't used to applications that require f10 and f11.
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« Last Edit: January 24, 2004, 10:53:30 am by Chris_Pickett »
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Rib Rdb
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indeed ctrl+f10 does work. expose wasn't using my f11 key (i don't know if i did that or if it was that way by default).
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