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FocusManager: enable more keyboard shortcuts by default (#11871)

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Frans de Jonge
2024-05-23 07:36:51 +02:00
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parent 3f64ecfd28
commit 20d8a5c313
1 changed files with 5 additions and 4 deletions
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frontend/ui/widget/focusmanager.lua
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@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@ local function populateEventMappings()
local FEW_KEYS_END_INDEX = #event_keys -- Few keys device: only setup up, down, right and press
table.insert(event_keys, { "FocusLeft", { { "Left" }, event = "FocusMove", args = {-1, 0} } })
local NORMAL_KEYS_END_INDEX = #event_keys
-- Advanced Feature: following event handlers can be enabled via settings.reader.lua
-- Key combinations (Sym+AA, Alt+Up, Tab, Shift+Tab and so on) are not used but shown as examples here
table.insert(event_keys, { "Hold", { { "Sym", "AA" }, event = "Hold" } })
-- Advanced features: more event handlers can be enabled via settings.reader.lua in a similar manner
table.insert(event_keys, { "HoldContext", { { "ContextMenu" }, event = "Hold" } })
table.insert(event_keys, { "HoldShift", { { "Shift", "Press" }, event = "Hold" } })
table.insert(event_keys, { "HoldSymAA", { { "Sym", "AA" }, event = "Hold" } })
-- half rows/columns move, it is helpful for slow device like Kindle DX to move quickly
table.insert(event_keys, { "HalfFocusUp", { { "Alt", "Up" }, event = "FocusHalfMove", args = {"up"} } })
table.insert(event_keys, { "HalfFocusRight", { { "Alt", "Right" }, event = "FocusHalfMove", args = {"right"} } })
@@ -66,6 +66,7 @@ local function populateEventMappings()
-- for PC navigation behavior support
table.insert(event_keys, { "FocusNext", { { "Tab" }, event = "FocusNext" } })
table.insert(event_keys, { "FocusPrevious", { { "Shift", "Tab" }, event = "FocusPrevious" } })
local NORMAL_KEYS_END_INDEX = #event_keys
for i = 1, FEW_KEYS_END_INDEX do
local key_name = event_keys[i][1]