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consider switching from Alt-X to Ctrl-X as exit hotkey #58
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Currently I am using this hack to be able to open menu on pressing something like Alt+F in non-Latin keyboard layouts. Not ideal, but you can use arrow keys to navigate after it at least. And at least Alt+non-latin-letter stops putting chars in editor after it.
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Hi @unxed! You are right, I hadn't considered this case. Of course, |
Also, what about switching from F12 to F9 as menu activation hot key? It's used by Norton Commander, Midnight Commander, Far Manager. Quite popular programs, so users do not have to relearn. |
Another idea: pressing Ctrl+W with no open editor windows may mean "exit turbo". |
I have added I might consider the other suggestions in the future. |
About Alt+char hot keys not working in non-Latin layouts: found possible solution at least then working in far2l extensions mode. Needs to be implemented on both far2l and turbo sides. See elfmz/far2l#1562 |
Some related suggestion: |
If you are using more then one keyboard layout, to exit turbo you should:
Too complicated path for the most frequently used hot key.
But Ctrl key combinations are working in any keyboard layout (both in GNOME Terminal and in far2l tty extensions mode). So maybe it's a good idea to switch to Ctrl-X as exit key combination? Also all other character-based hotkeys are already using Ctrl, so it would be consistent to use Ctrl for exit hot key also.
If Alt-X is needed for compatibility with old good Turbo Vision, both combinations may be enabled at the same time.
We may also just use Esc as intuitive exit hot key because it is not used currently in plain edition mode.
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