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if (is_feature_request) while (true) printf("no.\n");

There's currently no way to set it up the way you want (neither through prefs nor the mini sdk), but as I mentioned some posts ago, I'd like to include fully configurable hotkeys some time. So unless you want to write the hotkey configuration for me, you'll have to wait patiently.

If you don't want to use the mouse, you can try the tab key (for switching to the resultlist); selecting items in the resultlist works very much like selecting them in the playlist. I know that that's more than one key press, but hey...

Are you sure, that you can't tab to the resultlist? Cause it works here...
That would be one more thing to fix in the next release.

I just tested once more and Im sure that I cant tab to the resultslist...In the sequence of tabs, it has one where no area is highlighted (Im guessing this is where the bug lies, in that its supposed to be the resultslist, but it doesnt highlight it, and Ive pressed enter and it doesnt do the configured action). I hope that helps with any bug information 

So as you stated before, you need a hotkey script to have it configure what does what, from what field?

I mean, couldnt you just have a small options window (Clickable, because theres probably not enough room) that has something like this:
SearchField:
-Enter: (Dropdown)
---Default configured action
---Send to playlist
---(Other options here)

And repeat, for each button (i.e. Ctrl+Enter, Shift+Enter), and then repeat, for each field...Or would that be too complex/too much work?  (Just giving suggestions )

hmmm what i really would like to see would be an option, that simply plays the doubleclicked entry in the now open playlist.... instead of inserting it or asking where to put it..

dont know what you mean with foo_utils, but play is not an option in default action....

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The resultlist always shows which of its items is focused, so you can only tell whether it has the focus by looking at the other controls. If none of the others has the focus, then the resultlist has it. Pressing enter does not work in your situation, because no item is selected initially. You can toggle the selection of single items by pressing the space key.

I envision a config dialog similiar to foobar's default hotkey configuration, but with the ability to set the scope of hotkeys, i.e. works in all fields, only resultlist, etc.
Looking at BO(V)BZ's request gave me the idea to make the whole behaviour of this dialog exchangeable (like playback orders). Well, we'll see about that.

is there a way to add/send all the files in the results list to the current playlist?

i always used to use this in foo_shizzle [for 0.6] to pick out entire genres from the database, and frankly i'm lost without it

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is there a way to add/send all the files in the results list to the current playlist?

i always used to use this in foo_shizzle [for 0.6] to pick out entire genres from the database, and frankly i'm lost without it

Please read this post (it's about one page up).

What changed? The old behavior was great and I would really appreciate restoring it.

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What changed? The old behavior was great and I would really appreciate restoring it.

The activation of the dbsearch window works just like before, so I don't know. Try pressing that hotkey twice, this works for me.

3) Not sure what there is to add. If you have the commands from foo_copynpaste (copy/collect locations) in your contextmenu, you can already copy results from the search window and add them to the playlist (paste/insert locations).

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Oh I see... I have disabled the copy/paste stuff in the context menu because I just use keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C = copy), but the keyboard shortcuts don't seem to work in the foo_dbsearch window...  Is there a workaround for this?

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• < (less than): field must be less than value.
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