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Post by George on Jan 19, 2021 17:00:20 GMT -5
The File manager has a row of shortcuts at the top:
_ New _ FilePath _ Recent _ Found _ Opened _ Favorites _ Flists _ Paths _ Configs
Each of these has a 1 character input field in front of it. typing something is equivalent to doing a left mouse click on the entry.
Frankly, I doubt anyone uses this keyboard entry. I'd like to remove the KB option to remove 'code clutter'.
Comments?
George
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Post by mueh on Jan 20, 2021 3:41:07 GMT -5
George: Since there is no RECALL CONFIGS and FilePath i use following PFK's and Macro which Enter S in FM Shortcuts .
PFK and Macro could be executed in FM and Edit .
( Used it already before Macro could be executed in FM )
If RC or SWAP support all available shortcuts you can remove the FM shortcuts .
Thanks
Elseif Get_Arg_Count > 1 and Ucase$(Get_Arg$(1)) = "PODO" then
if mid$(Get_Arg$(2),1,1) = "(" then
SPF_Post_Do(Get_Arg$(2)) ' V11 allows now to execute Macro in FM no cmd is needed
else
' Ctrl-KP2 <RC Profiles> (Home)(EraseEOL)[SWAP HOME](Enter)[MUSCMD3 PODO (NewLine)(8:Tab)[[S]](Enter)](Enter)
' Alt-KP2 <RC FilePath> (Home)(EraseEOL)[SWAP HOME](Enter)[MUSCMD3 PODO (NewLine)(Tab)[[S]](Enter)](Enter)
ecmd = """ MUSCMD3 PODO (NewLine)("
ecmd = ecmd+trim$(Get_Arg$(2))
ecmd = ecmd+":Tab)[S](Enter)""{ENT}"
SPF_EXEC("cmd /C MUENS.exe "+hWnd+ecmd)
SPF_Post_Do("(Home)(EraseEOL)[SWAP HOME](Enter)")
endif
Else
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Post by George on Jan 20, 2021 9:27:43 GMT -5
mueh: I'll add RC CONFIG and RC FILEPATH to make things consistent.
George
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Post by ManfredU on Jan 21, 2021 8:27:47 GMT -5
The File manager has a row of shortcuts at the top: [...] I'd like to remove the KB option to remove 'code clutter'. Comments? George I've never used them. |
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Post by nicc on Jan 21, 2021 9:13:43 GMT -5
I only use via the moose (that's a Scottish mouse not an elk!).
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Post by Jo on Jan 25, 2021 15:59:38 GMT -5
I just use the mouse on this shortcut-line, no moose, no elk, no keyboard.
Jo
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Post by George on Apr 4, 2021 12:10:27 GMT -5
OK, another "Does anyone use ...." type question.
===> PFKSHOW - to display PF key help across the bottom of the Edit screen.
I suspect usage, if any, is very low. But it would be nice to find out.
George
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Post by Stefan on Apr 4, 2021 12:44:55 GMT -5
Re FM Shortcuts- no, don't use them. I never even noticed that a 'keyboard option' was there - mouse only access for me. PFKSHOW - no, never used that. I find that the defaults keys are what they always were in ISPF and thus imprinted on my brain. I have extended most of them with additional facilities and thus can remember all those. And if I use something so rarely that I know there's a key for it but I can't remember which one it is, then I don't need a key for it!
[UPDATE] Now I have "FOMO" - Fear Of Missing Out! So I searched.
Turns out there is no PFSHOW command in v2.4beta. It has been replaced by 'Keyboard Help Lines' in OPTIONS SCREEN. The v 2.4 HELP DOC says "...like the PFSHOW command in prior versions of SPFLite". George if this is an April 1st joke, I fell for it! 
By the way - the PDF version of the HELP documentation is really useful for this, because you can search the whole document 'as one' using CTRL-F to find things. [/UPDATE]
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Post by Jo on Apr 4, 2021 18:31:34 GMT -5
On Mainframe ISPF with just 24 PF-Keys (and a much younger Jo), PFKSHOW was unnecessary.
Now on SPFLite I have more than 100 additional Keys, therefore yes, I use the <---> PFSHOW Labels.
Jo
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Post by mueh on Apr 5, 2021 2:24:35 GMT -5
I don't longer use PFSHOW lines . I prefer to us the KEYLIST output which i format with my DO MKEY File to
have the key-label in a separate column to be more readable .
Would be nice if KEYS LIST would do it .
thanks
ESC (EraseEOL)
F1 Help
Shft-F1 <Keys_L> KEYS LIST
Ctrl-F1 <Keys> KEYS
Alt-F1 <Opt_D> OPTION SCREEN
Shft-Ctrl-F1 HELP Macros
Shft-Alt-F1 HELP Thinbasic
Ctrl-Alt-F1 DO MKEY
F2 Reset
Shft-F2 <Res_Forg> RESET FORGET
Ctrl-F2 <Res_All> (SaveCursor)(Home)(EraseEOL)[RESET ALL](Enter)(RestoreCursor)
Alt-F2 <Res_U> (SaveCursor)(Home)[RESET U](Enter)(RestoreCursor)
Shft-Ctrl-F2 <Res_CF> RESET COLOR FIND
Shft-Alt-F2 <Res_CHG> RESET CHG
Shft-Ctrl-Alt-F2 RESET TAG
Ctrl-Alt-F2 <Res_F> (SaveCursor)(Home)[RESET FIND](Enter)(RestoreCursor)
F3 End
Shft-F3 <Save> SAVE
Ctrl-F3 <DOEX> (Home)(EraseEOL)DO MEX
Alt-F3 <DOEX> (Home)(EraseEOL)DO MEXFM
Shft-Ctrl-F3 <Save> [Save](Enter)
Shft-Alt-F3 <Saveall> SAVEALL
Ctrl-Alt-F3 <Exit> (HOME)(EraseEOL)MUSCMD3 EXIT
F4 <TK4-> MUSUB 3505
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Post by Stefan on Apr 5, 2021 4:41:03 GMT -5
The File manager has a row of shortcuts at the top: _ New _ FilePath _ Recent _ Found _ Opened _ Favorites _ Flists _ Paths _ Configs
George,
With the easy addition of 'user-defined' FLISTS to the above row, I sometimes find it hard to tell which list I'm using.
I know FM display the list name next to "File List Name >" , but that's in 'lo-brightness' and thus harder to spot.
How hard would it be to 'highlite' the entry that is currently being used?
A good approach, which would also give the user some control over this, might be to display the 'active' setting using the OPTIONS-SCREEN-BG2 colour for 'FM Tool Bar".
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Post by George on Apr 5, 2021 11:16:06 GMT -5
Stefan: Re: FM quick list items. Done.
George
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Post by George on Apr 5, 2021 11:20:12 GMT -5
Jo: MUEH: That's fine, the PFSHOW stuff stays, glad its being used.
MUEH: No reason KEYS LIST can't break out the label as you've done.
George
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