[14:55:43] <jkoan> Hi all
[15:17:32] <Navit> <sljkrr> Hi @jkoan  and all. Two questions 1. Is it possible to have separate actions for right and left clicks? 2. Under settings Maps the is an item "Navigation". How can I set this to be always on. This turns on the little turn indicator along the route. Maybe in an OSD when the routing is done?
[15:19:06] <jkoan> 1. Good question. I don't think so, but would be a idea. But what should be the actions?
[15:21:22] <jkoan> 2. I had the same question some time ago, but could only find out that it could be possible with commands. But as far I found out not from navit.xml
[15:24:34] <Navit> <sljkrr> 1. Maybe on_click_left and on_click_righ or on_click[left  | right | any ] if omitted use current behavior.  2. What command should I use?
[15:36:00] <jkoan> 2: I don't really know right now
[15:36:43] <jkoan> 1: you mean to open menus or run commands?
[15:45:32] <Navit> <sljkrr> Also let me introduce myself.  I have been a Software Engineer  since 1968. Since 1980 I have specialized in low level BIOS development. I have worked for Telxon, Cyrix, National Semiconductor, AMD, Intel and DRS Tactical systems. I retired from Intel in 2015.I also am a Maker. I build robots and many gadgets.  My Navit platform is a RPI 3B+ with a 1224x1080 non-touch display. I added an aux keyboard with 15
[15:45:33] <Navit> buttons, 5-way arrows, and a joystick mouse on a teensy 3.2 USB. I have been using it on trips for a while and it works great.
[15:48:40] <Navit> <sljkrr> @jkoan 1: either, mostly to get rid of a mapoint on certain touch screens.
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[15:54:35] <Navit> <sljkrr> Introduction continued,   I normally use Esp8266. Teensy 3.2 and 4.0, and ATTINY85 processors. I also use raspberry pi's. I am 70 and live in northern Colorado.  I like to travel. In 2018 we drove up to Inuvik, Northwest Territory towing our travel trailer. We also go camping in Yellowstone every year.
[16:07:58] <Navit> <sljkrr> @jkoan  1.  Something like: on_map_click[right]='menu("#Map Point")' on_map_click[left]= something else like recenter()
[16:09:05] <Navit> <sljkrr> @jkoan  Where is the map setting menu hiding?
[16:10:45] <Navit> <sljkrr> @KaZeR  Are you the Matt blazer from teensy?
[16:12:21] <Navit> <sljkrr> @KaZeR I meant Matt Kazer😳