Excellent, exactly what I was initially looking for! Thanks for the info
Raster.
Cheers,
Daniel.
On Wed, 25 May 2005 14:20:10 +0900, Carsten Haitzler
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way of defining these keys by enlightenment_remote without
using keysymbols? i.e. via either keycodes or hexcodes for the keys?
yes Keycode_123 for example will work IF your x has no keysyms for them.
basically ecore_x handles this. if it gets a key event it translates
it into a
keysym string IF a keysym exists (from the keycode). IF the keysym
doesnt it
emulates a keysym with Keycode_number. same when it grabs keys. so you
can use Keycode_89 or Keycode_120 or Keycode_7 or whatever it is. mind
you this will then mean the settings are tired to THAT particular
keyboard. you change
keyboard or go to a different machine and they may screw up royally.
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