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On Thu, 21 Apr 2011 21:14:42 +0200 (CEST)

Julien Claassen  wrote:
> Hello!

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>    Arnold: Interesting idea. I suppose it could be used for other purposes. But

> that would have to be a single app, a daemon and I'm not sure how friendly the

> FUSE API is. But hell, it's a nice one!

>    David: As I remember, I had problems with the cursor tracking in MC and the

> screen held too much info. I think it did some panelling or output a table. I

> have to recheck. But basically it's the same mechanism, it's just a question

> of: How friendly is the original to blind people, or how easy is it to adapt.

> I mean there can be apps, that do that sort of thing and have some great

> features, but are inaccessible or bad in other ways. Still you might take up

> features. That's why I chose aptitude, theyare very good about cursor tracking

> (hard cursor motion).

>    Warmly yours

>            Julien

Just a clarification... Presumably, if you know a precise command/parameter

setting you should be able to type that in, completely ignoring any hierarchy.

e.g.
part3/addsynth/voice2/volume100{return}
Idealy I would expect to get a return message of exactly what had actually

happened. If everything was OK you'd just get the same line back, but if you

made a mistake you might get something like:
'part3 not enabled.'
or
'part3 only has subsynth enabled.'
--

Will J Godfrey

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