Would it be possible to be able to define additional function keys needed simultaneously for a macro? So, for example, if you used
macro
^t
the person would have to use Alt+Ctrl+T outside of macro mode, or Ctrl+T inside of macro mode?
Thus, prefixing a macro with a ^ would force a person to have to use Ctrl as well when using the macro.
Anyway, just yet another roguelike request.
(I don't know what the notation for a Shift would be, but at least there's a common Ctrl symbol. So if you could get a Shift symbol, that'd be super, but otherwise, just Ctrl would be fine. =)
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Apr 28 2001, 4:45 am
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In response to Mloren
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On 4/30/01 9:43 am Mloren wrote:
(I don't know what the notation for a Shift would be, but at least there's a common Ctrl symbol. So if you could get a Shift symbol, that'd be super, but otherwise, just Ctrl would be fine. =) Oh, hah! And they already are case sensitive, too! But I was talking more about non-character keys, like Ctrl+Shift+Space, that sort of thing. Ctrl+Shift+End, Ctrl+Shift+Home, Ctrl+Shift+Pause/Break... |
In response to Spuzzum
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On 4/30/01 1:48 pm Spuzzum wrote:
On 4/30/01 9:43 am Mloren wrote: oh ok. how about making the ~ symbol for shift? |
You dont need a shift symbol.
just make it case sensative, so T and t are different