Explaination of the White-List

[mtp1032]

I'm sorry for the noobness, but I am unclear as to the purpose of the White-list. I assume the White-List has something to do with filtering keys that would otherwise be passed between WoW processes. But how do I use it to configure the keys I want (or do not) to pass?

For example, if I do nothing, the default condition is to pass all keys. What if I only want to pass the keys F1, F2, and F3 and no others? Must I place every key in the 'do-not-pass' list or can I use the White-list, somehow, to accomplish this end?

Thanks in advance. You've written a nice, very useful program.

Cheers,

[keyclone]

the white list would be the opposite of a black list (common terms).

a black list excludes keys from being passed from the active window to the others.

a white list only passes those keys specified on the list

therefore, if you only wanted to pass F1 and F2... check white-list, click on the input area (where is says '<click here and hit a key>') ..
then hit F1 and F2.. then hit ok

at that point, only F1 and F2 would be passed.
if you uncheck the white-list option, making it a black-list (or do-not-pass list)... then ALL keys would be passed EXCEPT F1 and F2

i hope that makes sense

[dRiN]

If you dont have white-list checked all keys are passed by default, except for the ones in the keylist. If you have white-list checked only the keys in the keylist are passed. It's a toggle option for functionality.

edit: too slow : )

[mtp1032]

Perfect. Thanks so much...

Cheers,

[beyond-tec]

KC?

When will the white-list bug be fixed?

[keyclone]

this is my current bug: [Keyclone] Automatically setting "Pass only hotstrings"

after i get that resolved, i'll move on...

right now, i'm a bit perplexed as to way this would happen.. and it's throwing things off.

[beyond-tec]

kk

that means: creating a keymap