lee wrote:
>use __MODIFIER_KEY __WINDOWS_KEY
>
>i use it to zoom windows with windows key + enter key like this:
>
> __NEXT_ACTION
> __MODIFIER_KEY __WINDOWS_KEY
> __KEY Return
> __EVENT __KEY_PRESS
> __ACTION __A_ZOOM
>
>modify your [e root]/config/keybindings.cfg file and you may have to
>restart e :)
I have configured my ~/.enlightenment/keybindings.cfg file this way:
__NEXT_ACTION
__KEY e
__EVENT __KEY_PRESS
__MODIFIER_KEY __WINDOWS_KEY
__ACTION __A_EXEC Eterm
When I restart enlightenment and press "windows-key"-"e" nothing happens.
As soon as I change
__MODIFIER_KEY __WINDOWS_KEY into
__MODIFIER_KEY __CTRL_ALT
and restart e it works with "CTRL"-"ALT"-"e".
When I use some bogus-key like
__MODIFIER_KEY __MY_KEY
an Eterm comes into life every time and anywhere I press "e".
This does not happen with the __WINDOWS_KEY - option.
So I guess that e is understanding the option, but something still
doesn't work.
Ainulindale
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