Hi Kari,
When you use the up and down option, I think you can make the scrolling faster in XyWrite by holding the ALT key. But the PgUp and PgDn option will cause the scrolling even faster. I have changed the documentation regarding the WHEELMOD option, which currently says:
Mouse wheel movements can be automatically converted into keyboard presses
in vDos-lfn. By default, the standard vertical scrolling is converted into
up and down arrows, but with the WHEELMOD directive you can customize the
keys. You may optionally also specify a second value if your mouse supports
horizontal scrolling (it's converted into left and right arrows by default).
Note that you can switch the two scrolling methods by pressing the middle
mouse button and either the left or the right mouse button at the same time;
the original behaviors can be restored by pressing the middle mouse button
alone. To customize the converted key presses of the mouse wheel movements:
(0 - disable; 1 - up/down arrows; 2 - left/right arrows; 3 - PgUp/PgDn)
rem WHEELMOD = 1,3
Let me know if you have other comments about this.
Wengier
On Monday, August 15, 2016 2:03 AM, Kari Eveli wrote:
Hello Wengier,
This is no big deal but in my case the cursor jumps to the left, text or
no text. I have LU and LD in the keyboard file, keys 72 and 80
respectively. In the numpad 100 and 102, I have paragraph movement
functions. How is this tied to the wheel movement?
By the way, the PgUp and PgDn option is really great. I think I will be
using this.
The documentation should perhaps state that the WHEELMOD option is
enabled by default.
Best regards,
Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
lexitec@xxxxxxxx
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14.8.2016, 18:18, Wengier W (Redacted sender wengierwu for DMARC) kirjoitti:
> Hi Kari,
>
> Since the mouse wheel movements are simply converted to up / down
> arrows, I don't think they should do anything different from the UP /
> DOWN keys, at least in theory. I believe the cursor jumps to the left
> margin only if that line happens to be empty. On the other hand, I never
> used Xy keyboard functions "cu" and "cd" before so I am not really
> familiar with them. Maybe someone else can help with this?
>
> Wengier