- AlphaToggle — Sets one set of buttons to toggle between letters and numbers.
- AutoSelect — Automatically enters the selected song without having to press a Select button.
- Controls — Sets the name of the control map file.
- KeyRepeatRate — Sets key repeat timer
- Mouse — Sets whether the mouse is disabled, invisible, or visible.
The [Controls] section relates to input devices and how they are
interpreted by the jukebox engine.
AlphaToggle sets one set of buttons to toggle between letters and
numbers. If AlphaToggle is True, keys and joystick buttons mapped to
letters will toggle back and forth between letters and numbers.
This option only takes effect when the SelectionMethod is set to
ALPHANUMERIC. This allows skins designed for two separate sets
of selection keys to be used with a control panel with fewer buttons.
This is equivalent to the 4ButtonPanel option from version 2.x.
Default value: False
See also:
AutoSelect.
AutoSelect automatically enters the selected song without having to press
a Select button. If AutoSelect is true, a selection is made the moment
the maximum number of selection buttons are pressed. If AutoSelect is
false, a Select button must be pressed to enter the selection.
When AutoSelect is enabled, it actually pushes a BTN_SELECT message
onto the message queue, so if there is an on-screen icon mapped to
BTN_SELECT it will appear to trigger as if it had actually been pressed.
Default value: False
See also:
BTN_SELECT.
Controls sets the name of the file that contains the control maps.
This file maps jukebox functions to physical keyboard keys or joystick or
gamepad axes and buttons. See the Control Map File chapter for more
information.
Default value: CONTROLS.INI
See also:
Keyboard,
Joystick.
KeyRepeatRate sets the number of times per second a control will repeat
when held down, up to a maximum of 30. This applies to all forms of
input: keyboard, gamepad, and on-screen icons. If KeyRepeatRate is set
to 0 or DISABLED, no controls will repeat.
Default value: 5
Mouse sets the mode of the mouse. Mouse = Disabled will disable the
mouse, Mouse = Enabled will enable the mouse with a visible pointer,
and Mouse = Touchscreen will enable the mouse with an invisible pointer.
(If you prefer, you can use Visible and Invisible in place of Enabled
and Touchscreen.)
Note that touchscreens are currently only supported under DOS and
Windows XP.
Default value: Disabled