have a
"length of delay" argument, which then calls the current function with the
desired value.
These are, of course, cosmetic suggestions. The code as it now stands dodes
work.
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[quoted lines by Gerd Hoffmann on 2014/06/02 at 11:31 +0200]
Hi:
>Does that also happen with the "sendkey ctrl-u" monitor command?
Yes, it does. This test was with the newest (10ms) delay patch.
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Pho
temporarily dead keyboard.
There are still problems, though. When I hold the shift key and type a letter,
I get a doubled lowercase letter rather than a single uppercase letter. Also, I
still get doubled lowercase letters when holding the control key.
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g worked exactly as it
should, stopping as soon as I let go of the key. Backspacing till they were all
gone also left me with a live keyboard immediately. I did the control letter
test and they did what they should do instead of just double echoing the
non-control letter.
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Something else I noticed was that typing a control character would result in a
doubling of that character. For example, control "u" resulted in "UU".
Now to go figure out how to stop those "j"s again. I left them repeating while
I wrote this. :-)
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until the next key press/release delay, thus effectively leaving the keys
pressed.
I've attached the latest verson of my patch (qemu-kbddelay-2.patch) to this
message in case you're interested in considering it. It merges the delay option
into the -k option, so we'd have this:
that a key press and
release go in together. That give us the following situation:
1) Peek the DOS input buffer. It isn't empty so proceed to the next step.
2) No key is pressed so return "no input".
I really do think, therefore, that the only way to deal with this is to slo
k [language=]language[,delay=msecs]? Which would be the
better approach?
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[quoted lines by Dave Mielke on 2014/05/26 at 08:59 -0400]
I'm sorry for quoting myself, but I'm doing it for context since I have a
question:
>This patch, attached as qemu-kbddelay-1.patch, is a rework of the former curses
>UI patch so that the delay applies to key events i
; any effect?
That gives me:
could not revert 2858ab0... ps2: set ps/2 output buffer size as the same as
kernel
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ormer curses
UI patch so that the delay applies to key events in general. A new option,
-kbddelay [duration=]msecs, controls it. As before, the default is 0, meaning
no delay, in which case the timer and queue aren't used thus retaining the
original behaviour.
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rsonal opinion is that implementing it
now would be a reasonable thing to do, especially since the current situation
is that no one is being asked to figure it out, code it, etc.
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ile that needs to be updated
insofar as documentation is concerned. Is that correct?
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h.
Given that this'll require a brand new option, could you please let me know all
the places that'll need updating insofar as documentation is concerned?
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up to four modifiers (shift, control, alt, altgr).
Another reason is that it's not a problem for a lot of applications. I happened
to hit it in an application, and, therefore, coded a fix for it.
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n't specified, or if
"delay=0" is specified, then the timer isn't used, thus making the default be
the original behaviour. The "=" operand is optional - if it isn't
specified then 20 is assumed.
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