I’ve first removed all shortcuts attached to the ‘exposure’ module, not to have any interference.
Then I added ‘e’ to toggle ‘exposure’ module open/close.
After that the fallbacks None;left // None;left;double // None;right // None;right;double work as expected.
But None;left;long gives no reaction whatsoever.
It should do the same as ctrl-click on the on/off button of a module which only works when the module is on. But even when the module is on pressing ‘e’ and performing a long left click does not set focus to it. I miss something… but what?
Of course the ‘e’ toggle as well sets focus to the module, but that is not the point.
I am happy in sofar that this is the first time I have tried and got fallbacks to work. I start to get some feeling for it. Thanks to a couple of fellow forum members being active here!
Now I will find out how to address sliders within a module. And then apply this all to many more modules.
For using f.i. the exposure slider I can use two routes.
I may enable e-scroll as a direct shortcut to the exposure slider. Easy to remember. The shift and ctrl modifiers work.
I may assign the exposure slider to the letter ‘x’ (as an example). This works as well and enables me to use mouse gestures for exposure changes. Very convenient. Only applying this routine to f.i. color balance rgb will cost me many keys - which I do not really want.