Re: Support for different hotkey action than execute

["Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko" <phcoder@gmail.com>]

On 27.02.2012 00:08, Andreas Born wrote:
> Attached patch introduces a new environment variable hotkey_action. It 
> can be set to select or execute, whereas the latter is the default. So 
> the default behaviour doesn't change. With select set instead a menu 
> entry is just selected and not executed/booted on hotkey press.
>
> This is for example useful for long menus to directly jump to some 
> initial and afterwards select the desired entry without going through 
> the whole menu. One still has to explicitly mark the menu entry to 
> jump to with the hotkey attribute. This patch only allows to change 
> the action to take on hotkey press.
>
> Not much code and most is inspired from grub_menu_get_timeout. Applies 
> and works with r3991.
>
>     Add support to the menu for changing the action on hotkey press:
>     execute (default), select
>
>     * grub-core/normal/menu.c (DEFAULT_HOTKEY_ACTION): New define.
This is a global change (affecting all menuentries) for a local goal 
(have a jump hotkey for a menuentry). This has a drawback of making 
simultaneous inclusion of two files with different behaviour 
problematic. This should be implemented as a separate --jump-hotkey with 
additional benefit of allowing both hotkey and jump hotkey at the same time.
>     (run_menu): Handle hotkey_action.
>     (grub_menu_get_hotkey_action): New function.
>     * include/grub/menu.h (grub_menu_get_hotkey_action): New prototype.
>     (grub_hotkey_action_type_t): New enum.
>
>
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Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko