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rswindell authored
- "HOT" by itself will set the hot-spot attribute to the *current* attribute (just colorize the @-code in your editor the same as you do your cmd keys no need to memorize color-code mnemonics) - "HOT:OFF" will turn off the hot-spot attribute through the end of the text or util re-enabled - Use a more greedy/liberal hot-spot matching algoirthm so that hot spots can overlap and the "best" one will be chosen. No way to opt-out of this algorithm (e.g. to use a conservative matching algo) currently. - Earlier parse of @~ codes to keep text prestine
rswindell authored- "HOT" by itself will set the hot-spot attribute to the *current* attribute (just colorize the @-code in your editor the same as you do your cmd keys no need to memorize color-code mnemonics) - "HOT:OFF" will turn off the hot-spot attribute through the end of the text or util re-enabled - Use a more greedy/liberal hot-spot matching algoirthm so that hot spots can overlap and the "best" one will be chosen. No way to opt-out of this algorithm (e.g. to use a conservative matching algo) currently. - Earlier parse of @~ codes to keep text prestine
inkey.cpp 14.87 KiB