Some window environments (kde, gnome, and also some terminal emulators) map F1 and other Fn keys to default actions and therefore it gets difficult to access some connman_curses features through those means.
I think than allowing to access connman_curses features through a vim-ex type interface could make easier to bypass those restrictions.
In vim:
Open vim
Type :help<Enter>
A help window is shown
Also it could make easier to create a connman_curses configuration file where users could define their own shortcuts, eg:
"hypotetical ~/.connman_cursesrc file
map Shift+h :help "now mapped to F1
map r :scan "now mapped to F6
map p :redraw "now mapped to F5
map c :configure "now mapped to s
map l :select "now mapped to Enter
map x :remove_favorite "now mapped to r
map h :go_back "now mapped to Esc
map j :move_down "now mapped to the `below arrow key`
map k :move_up "now mapped to the `up arrow key`
map Ctrl+c :quit "now mapped to Ctrl+c
Hello,
Some window environments (kde, gnome, and also some terminal emulators) map
F1
and otherFn
keys to default actions and therefore it gets difficult to access someconnman_curses
features through those means.I think than allowing to access
connman_curses
features through a vim-ex type interface could make easier to bypass those restrictions.In vim:
:help<Enter>
Also it could make easier to create a
connman_curses
configuration file where users could define their own shortcuts, eg: