Recent builds no longer allow configuring hotkeys

[endlisnis]

Years ago, I used Nestopia and the input configuration dialog has a long list of hotkeys that could be configured.

When I ran it recently, I was surprised to find a very basic input configuration GUI:

No way to configure hotkeys for quick loading or saving, or anything else. Just basic controller functionality.

I see a file called ~/.config/nestopia/nestopia.conf, which seems to have configuration for lots of hotkeys, but I don't know how to map some of those long numbers to keys. For example:

qsave1=65474

I'm running v1.52.1 on Fedora Linux (Cinnamon desktop).

[rdanbrook]

The values are FLTK enum values:
https://www.fltk.org/doc-1.3/Enumerations_8H.html
Those are in hex notation, so they'll have to be converted to decimal. Yeah, I know it sucks. That's why I'm rewriting the entire UI in modern C++ as we speak... :). When I push the changes, you'll be able to edit all the hotkeys from the GUI and also have the ability to use most of the different emulated controller types, and more advanced video filtering.

[endlisnis]

OK. "qsave1=65474" in hex is 0xffc2, but ffc2 does not appear in that linked file.

[rdanbrook]

The F keys are weird, they use FL_F + the number of the key:
F0: 65469 == ffbd
F1: 65470 == ffbe
F2: 65471 == ffbf
F3: 65472 == ffc0
F4: 65473 == ffc1
F5: 65474 == ffc2
F6: 65475 == ffc3
F7: 65476 == ffc4
F8: 65477 == ffc5
F9: 65478 == ffc6
F10: 65479 == ffc7
F11: 65480 == ffc8
F12: 65481 == ffc9

[rdanbrook]

Fixed in latest revision