Bug#441528: hex-a-hop: Too hard to exit

[Bas Wijnen]

Package: hex-a-hop
Version: 0.0.20070315-4
Severity: wishlist

It's very hard to exit hex-a-hop.  Two simple changes would make it much
nicer:
- Going "back" should be simply pressing escape.  At least on the title
  screen escape should be "quit".  On other screens, I'd prefer to also
  have escape mean "quit" and have a different key for popping up the
  menu.
- No confirmation question if no information will be lost by an
  operation.  When I select quit, I mean I want to quit.  I don't want
  programs asking me if I'm sure.  The only time when I do want that, is
  when I lose things by doing it.  In this case, that's when quitting
  from a level where at least one move was made.  I'd like to have no
  other "are you sure" questions.  If I didn't mean to do this, I can
  just restart the operation.

Thanks,
Bas

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