On Wed, Nov 29, 2006 at 04:35:45AM +0100, Kjetil S. Matheussen wrote: > Forest Bond: > >I am using snd-ls 0.9.7.12. I have searched through documentation, and > >fail to > >see how I can define the end point of a selection started with C-space. > >Am I > >missing something? I would like to move the cursor into position, press > >C-space, move the cursor to a new position, and press some key to have the > >selection end there. I am expecting to see a high-lighted selection at > >the end > >of that process. > > I don't know if theres anything built in, but its relatively easy to add a > keybinding to do it yourself. > > To let C-space select both start and end of selection plus cancel it, put > the following lines into your .snd-ls file: > > (bind-key (char->integer #\ ) 4 > (let ((selstart #f)) > (lambda () > (let ((set-selstart! (lambda () > (report-in-minibuffer (format #f > "Selection start at ~A" (cursor))) > (set! selstart (cursor))))) > (if (c-selection?) > (begin > (set! (selection-member? #t) #f) > (set-selstart!)) > (if selstart > (begin > (c-set-selection! (c-selected-sound) 0 (min > selstart (cursor)) (max selstart (cursor))) > (report-in-minibuffer "") > (set! selstart #f)) > (set-selstart!))))))) > (load-from-path "snd_conffile.scm") Hmm. I definately wouldn't have come up with that. How do people normally terminate a selection? Or is it just always done with the mouse? If so, why have the default C-space binding at all? -Forest
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