slajerek
Changing keymap?
Hi,
is there a way to change the keymap under linux for the used vice version? I miss several keys (like *, left arrow, ...). In my native vice version the keymapping is fine and can also be altered.
Thx
Yes, in Settings for C64 there's a view to edit keymap, please let me know if that works for you.
Yes, there is a entry in the menu ("Keyboard mapping"). But after clicking, no window / view appears on the workspace to change the mapping. There's only a hook at the end of the menuentry and nothing else. Can I enable a logging / verbose mode to track down the problem?
Btw: I use arch-linux
Interesting, then this is a bug. You should see "Keyboard mapping" tool like this:
I wonder if this is related to arch-linux, I've just tested this on macOS and works OK, I'll check this also on Linux.
Okay, this screen isn't show. After taking a look into the code, I found two KeyMapping related files:
src/Screens/CViewC64KeyMap.cpp (and .h)
src/Views/C64/CViewC64KeyMap.cpp (and .h)
The title "C64 Key mapping" from your screenshot is found in the file under "Views/C64". But my build seems to use the code from the Screens-include.
I modified my CMakeLists.txt and replaced the include with the path "src/Views/C64/CVieC64KeyMap.cpp" and after a rebuild, the window is present.
With the fix the keymap is visible and I haven't noticed any other drawback yet. So, if it works / compile on your system everything should be fine and the issue can be closed.