[adv_windowlist] Enable matching the F-keys as window changing shortcuts #347
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This enhances the AWL keymap parser to also match the use of F-keys (i.e. F1 through F12), which will have to be mapped from their escape sequences first (e.g. /bind ^[[11~ key F1). The convention is followed that "meta-F1" gets displayed as "F1", and "^F1" is shown as "^F1". Since it also makes sense to use F-keys without modifiers, the syntax "`F1" is used to identify a "pure" F-key. Signed-off-by: martin f. krafft <madduck@madduck.net>
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This enhances the AWL keymap parser to also match the use of F-keys
(i.e. F1 through F12), which will have to be mapped from their escape
sequences first (e.g. /bind ^[[11~ key F1).
The convention is followed that "meta-F1" gets displayed as "F1", and
"^F1" is shown as "^F1". Since it also makes sense to use F-keys without
modifiers, the syntax "`F1" is used to identify a "pure" F-key.
Signed-off-by: martin f. krafft madduck@madduck.net