Updated CHANGELOG and README with new hotkey info.

This commit is contained in:
Casey Langen 2017-06-27 07:16:15 -07:00
parent 46fbdef99d
commit 21cb6e8820
2 changed files with 15 additions and 6 deletions

View File

@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ user-facing:
- press `M-s` to save the selected playlist
- highlight the left pane, and press `DEL` (`BACKSPACE` on macos) to delete
the selected playlist
- press `M-up` to move the selected track up
- press `M-down` to move the selected track down
- press `M-up` (`CTRL-UP` on macos) to move the selected track up
- press `M-down` (`CTRL-DOWN` on macos) to move the selected track down
- highlight the right pane, and press `DEL` (`BACKSPACE` on macos) to delete
the selected track from the playlist
* added view titles in library browse mode

View File

@ -106,19 +106,28 @@ and a couple hotkeys that are specific to the `library` view:
- `1` browse by artist
- `2` browse by album
- `3` browse by genre
- `4` browse by album artist
- `5` browse by playlist
- `M-n` create a new empty playlist
- `M-s` save the currently selected playlist
- `DEL` (`BACKSPACE` on macos) in the playlists pane: delete the selected playlist
- `M-r` rename the selected playlist
- `M-UP` (`CTRL-UP` on macos) move the selected track up
- `M-DOWN` (`CTRL-DOWN` on macos) move the selected track down
- `DEL` (`BACKSPACE` on macos) in the tracks pane: delete the selected track
- `x` jump to playing artist/album/genre in browse view
- `M-ENTER` show a context menu for the currently selected item (album, artist, genre, track)
- `SPACE` pause/resume
these only work in the `play queue` view:
you can manipulate the play `play queue` as follows:
- `M-s` save current queue as a playlist
- `M-l` load a previously saved playlist
- `M-x` delete a previously saved playlist
- `M-r` rename a playlist
- `M-UP` move the selected track up
- `M-DOWN` move the selected track down
- `DEL` delete the selected track
- `M-UP` (`CTRL-UP` on macos) move the selected track up
- `M-DOWN` (`CTRL-DOWN` on macos) move the selected track down
- `DEL` (`BACKSPACE` on macos) delete the selected track
a couple important **notes**: