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Hi,
On 27.7.2024 15.39, Thorsten Otto wrote:
On Samstag, 27. Juli 2024 14:11:53 CEST Uwe Seimet wrote:
Such an option would also revole the timing problems with the keyboard
repeat etc. in fast-forwarding mode, wouldn't it?
>
Most likely, yes. And also double-clicks in GEM programs.
Double-click is emulated by mouse middle button. It works fine in
fast-forward mode.
Because many interactions still work fine in fast-forward mode, one
option is user just disabling fast-forward while doing such interactions.
IMHO one issue is AltGr-X shortcut being a bit awkward for frequent use,
but binding such actions to a single key could help. If there are unused
keys on user's keyboard (that OS desktop does not reserve), one _can_
rebind shortcuts to them in Hatari options "Keyboard" dialog.
Or if one is more comfortable with mouse interactions, Hatari's Python
UI has button for toggling fast-forward. It's also trivial to add
buttons for any other shortcuts, as one just specifies them on Python UI
command line [1].
- Eero
(1] See the Python UI wrapper script:
https://git.tuxfamily.org/hatari/hatari.git/tree/python-ui/hatariui#n28