Keybind with arguments

Not currently unless you code keybinding yourself, but I think I could add that to qtvcp's stock key binding library.

I'm thinking you call a function to register a dict of keys:values and a function name.
something like :

klist ={'Key_0':0,'Key_1':1}
KEYBIND.add_function_keylist(klist, 'on_keycall_custom')

and the function would be:
def on_keycall_custom(self,event,state,shift,cntrl,value):

Is that sorta what you are thinking?

Chris

ok pushed some keybinding code and qt_cnc (the default screen) showcases it.
if you run default in a terminal and press f9 f10 or f11 it will print a message in the terminal - all from one function.

The code to add to handler file:
(the value can be any python object here we used strings and an integer)

KEYBIND.add_call('Key_F9','on_keycall_custom','f9 pressed tesst')
KEYBIND.add_call('Key_F10','on_keycall_custom',10)
KEYBIND.add_call('Key_F11','on_keycall_custom','f11 pressed test')

and the function:

def on_keycall_custom(self,event,state,shift,cntrl,value):
if state:
print 'custom keycall function value: ',value

It was a great idea!

Chris