Problem remapping left direction key

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  • JesusFreke
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    • Jan 2014
    • 4

    Problem remapping left direction key

    I'm trying to create a slightly weird keymap, where I'm using alt + aoeu for direction keys. i.e. alt+a=south, alt+o=west, alt+e=east and alt+u=north.

    This works well, except that alt+o doesn't move the "cursor" when in targeting mode (*). The other 3 primary directions work fine. I can't figure out why the left direction doesn't work.

    I'm doing something similar for the diagonal directions, and similarly, southwest works fine in targeting mode, but the other 3 diagonals don't work (wth?)

    Just to be clear, everything's working fine for movement, just not for targeting.

    Here are my keymaps:

    # Walking
    A:;1
    C:0:{A}j

    A:;2
    C:0:{A}a

    A:;3
    C:0:{A}p

    A:;4
    C:0:{A}o

    A:;6
    C:0:{A}e

    A:;7
    C:0:{A}.

    A:;8
    C:0:{A}u

    A:;9
    C:0:{A}q

    # Running

    A:.1
    C:0:{A}J

    A:.2
    C:0:{A}A

    A:.3
    C:0:{A}P

    A:.4
    C:0:{A}O

    A:.6
    C:0:{A}E

    A:.7
    C:0:{A}>

    A:.8
    C:0:{A}U

    A:.9
    C:0:{A}Q


    # Tunneling

    A:+1
    C:0:{A}^J

    A:+2
    C:0:{A}^A

    A:+3
    C:0:{A}^P

    A:+4
    C:0:{A}^O

    A:+6
    C:0:{A}^E

    A:+7
    C:0:{^A}>

    A:+8
    C:0:{A}^U

    A:+9
    C:0:{A}^Q
  • JesusFreke
    Rookie
    • Jan 2014
    • 4

    #2
    Forgot to mention, this is on Angband 3.5, on a linux system.

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    • takkaria
      Veteran
      • Apr 2007
      • 1951

      #3
      Originally posted by JesusFreke
      Forgot to mention, this is on Angband 3.5, on a linux system.
      Which linux system and what frontend are you running? And what frontend are you using - are you using a terminal emulator, SDL or X (SDL displays everything in one big window with a muddy-yellow panel across the top of the screen)?
      takkaria whispers something about options. -more-

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      • JesusFreke
        Rookie
        • Jan 2014
        • 4

        #4
        Ubuntu precise, with the sdl frontend.

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        • JesusFreke
          Rookie
          • Jan 2014
          • 4

          #5
          I just confirmed the same problem occurs with the x11 frontend. With the curses frontend, none of alt+aoeu seem to work. I'm guessing since the terminal window probably gets/handles the alt keypress itself. I don't really see that as a problem, just a limitation of that specific front-end.

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