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The idea of a "secondary action" is to allow taking branches, doing "something else" on a slide, perhaps multiple times while interacting with an audience.
Unless you expose this as a command, there is no way to quickly do it. Unless this command or function lives behind a third button, there is no way to encode the idea into few enough buttons to live on a presentation remote control. Many presentation controllers I looked at on Amazon have three buttons. A third button is a good idea. The implementation would overload dslide-deck-start when a presentation is already active. dslide-deck-start is already overloaded for showing the contents.
We cannot tolerate a world where presenters using Emacs are bound to the podium while presenters using inferior software are free to maneuver around a stage using a head-mic and giving TED talks. We need secondary actions that work with presentation remote controls.
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There are a number of cases where a presentation step failure is caught. We could provide a decent interface for error recovery even when 20ft away from the computer.
I propose the following command mapping during errors:
dslide-deck-backward -> retry
dslide-deck-forward -> skip
dslide-deck-start -> debug
Debug would be the "secondary" action in this case.
This only works for up to three options, and if we ever support more, I will need to do something like create a transient that can be navigated with arrows and show that as the secondary action. Since transient supports arrow key navigation, we can pull this off.
The idea of a "secondary action" is to allow taking branches, doing "something else" on a slide, perhaps multiple times while interacting with an audience.
Unless you expose this as a command, there is no way to quickly do it. Unless this command or function lives behind a third button, there is no way to encode the idea into few enough buttons to live on a presentation remote control. Many presentation controllers I looked at on Amazon have three buttons. A third button is a good idea. The implementation would overload
dslide-deck-start
when a presentation is already active.dslide-deck-start
is already overloaded for showing the contents.We cannot tolerate a world where presenters using Emacs are bound to the podium while presenters using inferior software are free to maneuver around a stage using a head-mic and giving TED talks. We need secondary actions that work with presentation remote controls.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: