One thing - I just noticed in a file you sent:
(d-AddKeybinding "hardcodedA" <shift,a>)
I'm afraid I've mislead you here - putting < > round something is a
common convention meaning "the thing of that name", in this case what
you would want is
(d-AddKeybinding "hardcodedA" "A")
where "A" is the name of the keypress Shift-a enclosed in double
quotes. That is, the first field is the name of the command, enclosed
in double quotes and the second is the name of the short cut, enclosed
in double quotes.
Richard
On Thu, 2020-09-17 at 06:16 -0400, aaron mehl wrote:
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> On Sep 17 2020, at 4:01 am, Richard Shann <richard@rshann.plus.com>
> wrote:
> On Wed, 2020-09-16 at 20:47 -0400, aaron mehl wrote:
> > Hi again I am posting the hard-code-mode, which isn't working
> > correctly. I added a shortcut in command center rr and it got
> > invoked.
> > I think probably control should be cntrl?
> > shift?
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> what do you mean by "list" a command?
> In the scheme script I have a list of commands one for each hard
> coded note.
> when I tested my script the short cut I gave for the letter 's'
> didn't work so I was trying to debug it. When looking at the script I
> forinstance used a comma for a two key shortcut and I see from your
> response I should have used a '+ ' sign. Also I want to make sure
> that my shortcuts replace the default ones.
> We also mentioned another script that leave the hard-code-mode which
> will be next after I debug.
> Aaron
>
> Richard
hard-code-mode.scm