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Needs config file for assigning custom key combos #1
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Ben, saw your video. If you guys need some extra hand I can assist. Fill me up with the details on this one. I can see these are currently hard coded. Are you looking for something like this ---
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Hi @prerit912 , that's correct. We'd like to offer a way to override the default keybindings, perhaps with a config file named .datascroller. I don't know much about handling user configuration, so help would definitely be appreciated in that space. There's a binary that comes with datascroller which is |
Perfect, I'll start researching into this. |
FYI, @prerit912, @kjmerf is joining the project and is interested in adding a database connection to the initialization file. Just wanted to sync with you to see if you've had any thoughts on that file format. Update: Just tried the environment variable startup options described here and was able to get a python file to run prior to starting either a python or ipython session. |
@kjmerf Hello!! @baogorek FYI, I am in India for few months, will be coming back somewhere around February. And I have some great news, I got engaged last week. :D |
Congrats, @prerit912!!! |
Called .scrollrc, perhaps?
Just had the idea that there could be a calibration function where the user presses each key named in the file to ensure the right key code is being used.
Also, this idea could be extended so that there's actually an interactive session that lets the user set the custom keys. It could even be part of package onboarding.
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