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[linux-dvb] Re: Entering file names ...



Hi,

I agree with Klaus on this whole Name-thing, leave it as it is ;)...
... ok the handy-style makes some sense, but this matrix????
And even with T9??? I hope you made a joke ;) ... you would
even need a TV-compatible T9 version (I never tried to enter
Simpsons or Futurama on my cell-phone).
The only thing I could imagine is to shorten the number of letters
available for entering a name (uppercase/lowercase).
But, at all, don't touch this function please, Klaus ;)

bye, reiner

>On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 03:56:25PM +0000, Stefan Huelswitt wrote:
>
> > Imagine you have a matrix like this:
> >
> >  | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6
> > -|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
> > 0| a | h | o | v |   |   |
> > 1| b | i | p | w |   |   |
> > 2| c | j | q | x |   |   |
> > 3| d | k | r | y |   |   |
> > 4| e | l | s | z |   |   |
> > 5| f | m | t |   |   |   |
> > 6| g | n | u |   |   |   |
> >
> > For entering 'l' you would press 1-4, for a 'p' 2-1 ...
> > You can enter every letter with two keypress.
> > Of course this could be extended for upper/lower case, numbers,
> > extra symbols (with a 10x10 matrix max. 100 symbols are possible).
> >
> > Only drawback is that we cannot simply display the matrix on OSD,
> > so you would have to make a printed version and store it near
> > your remote control.
>
>You can show the first row (0:a-g 1:h-n 2:o-u 3:v-z)
>and after pressing the first digit (e.g. "1") the column
>(0:a 1:b 2:c 3:e 4:f 6:g); all in one line of the OSD.
>But I like the MobilePhone principle more. (Maybe with T9?)
>
>         Matthias
>
>
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