On Wed, 25 May 2005 20:28:40 +0900 "Daniel Stonier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(Bbabbled:
(B
(B>
(B> Thanks for the info. It didn't completely work for me though. The keys
(B> were trigging and mute worked, but due to limitations with the Intel HD
(B> audio driver atm, I can only adjust the PCM volume and whatever gnome is
(B> adjusting with volume up and volume down isn't that. Couldn't find
(B> anywhere which illuminated me as to what its actually using to drive the
(B> volume up and down. Gnome is fustrating - it's becoming less and less
(B> transparent as it tries to make things easier for the user.
(B>
(B> So I went back to X and finally figured out how XKBRules, Model and Layout
(B> worked. I made sure the xkb/symbols file it was looking up linked the
(B> appropriate buttons with the XF86Audio* symbols. That let me then make use
(B> of enlightenment_remote as usual for keybindings.
(B>
(B> enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioLowerVolume NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM
(B> 6-"
(B> enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioRaiseVolume NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM
(B> 6+"
(B> enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioMute NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM toggle"
(B>
(B> Is there a way of defining these keys by enlightenment_remote without
(B> using keysymbols? i.e. via either keycodes or hexcodes for the keys?
(B
(Byes Keycode_123 for example will work IF your x has no keysyms for them.
(Bbasically ecore_x handles this. if it gets a key event it translates it into a
(Bkeysym string IF a keysym exists (from the keycode). IF the keysym doesnt it
(Bemulates a keysym with Keycode_number. same when it grabs keys. so you can use
(BKeycode_89 or Keycode_120 or Keycode_7 or whatever it is. mind you this will
(Bthen mean the settings are tired to THAT particular keyboard. you change
(Bkeyboard or go to a different machine and they may screw up royally.
(B
(B
(B> Cheers,
(B> Daniel.
(B>
(B> On Mon, 23 May 2005 18:44:20 -0600, emby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(B>
(B> > Daniel Stonier wrote:
(B> >> I suspect perhaps this is the same reason that I can't get xmodmap to
(B> >> committ and save keysymbol settings (for multimedia keys) inbetween
(B> >> the entrance login and the e17 startup.
(B> >> Currently the logs indicate they get set, but are lost by the time e17
(B> >> has finished loading.
(B> >>
(B> >
(B> >
(B> > yes, I had the same problem. Finally worked around it using
(B> > gnome-control-center->keyboard shortcuts. It sets the
(B> > multimedia keys as follows:
(B> >
(B> > Volume mute 0xa0
(B> > Volume down 0xae
(B> > Volume up 0xb0
(B> > Play (or play/pause) 0xa2
(B> > Stop playback 0xa4
(B> > Skip to previous 0x90
(B> > Skip to next 0x99
(B> >
(B> >
(B> > mb
(B> >
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