Keyboard Shortcut for Wiring View

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1

There are Keyboard Shortcuts for various Views like for example the Session View.
Why is there no Shortcut for the Session Wiring View. I would be nice to have that. Thank you!

2

On Mac CMD-T

3

When I am in Setlist View CMD-T brings me first to Panels View, then a second CMD-T brings you to the Wiring View. I am looking/asking for a direct shortcut.

4

OK, seems it does not work this way.
Is that really so much more work?

5

Use this gig script, Pressing “v” toggles the views

var nview : String

//Switch to panel view
On Keystroke matching "v" 

  if InSetlistView() then
   nview = "SetList" 
   SwitchToWiringView()
  elsif InPanelView() then
   nview = "Panel"
   SwitchToWiringView()
  end 
  
  if InWiringView() and nview == "SetList" then
    SwitchToSetlistView()
  elsif InWiringView() and nview == "Panel" then 
    SwitchToPanelView()
  end

End
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I have no experience with scripts. How do I integrate this script in Gig Performer?

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And then press compile and close the window.

Maybe that is useful
https://gigperformer.com/docs/GPScript45/LanguageManual/

8

Thank you very much. This is really a step in the right direction :wink:
OK, so I have to do this with every Gig File I use, right?
It would be more elegant if the script just works always in every Gig File, but ok, I can live with that.
I still would be happy to see in a future a update a direct shortcut to the wiring view because this is helpful when you work with automateted shortcuts like for example when using streamdeck.

9

Yes many features are desirable …
But with GP Script you can implement things just for your needs, it is so flexible.

10

I agree. I’ve added an entry in the issue/feature tracker for this enhancement.

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11

Thank you!

13

Pianopaul: If I like to change the “v” keystroke with the middle mouse button - what should I write into this script?

14

I have no clue how to implement this

15

Thanks for your try.

I have found a solution:

You have to install the windows programm “X-Mouse Button Control”, then run it and configure the Middle Wheel Button to emulate the “V”.

Thats it! So easy… :wink: