I've rather changed my mind about surf. While webkit-gtk is a very
long way from suckless, surf is somewhat hackable (depending on the
task), and script.js is quite useful if you're prepared to roll up
your sleeves and do battle with js & the dom.
Netsurf has proven less stable than I'd like (I
Bryan Bennett a écrit :
> You can also just use the raw keycode over the XF86 mapping and you wouldn't
> need to include the separate header. I've been doing this since ~5.6.
I was using NULL instead of 0 in the /modifier/ column of the /keys/ array.
My bad.
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Bastien
You can also just use the raw keycode over the XF86 mapping and you wouldn't
need to include the separate header. I've been doing this since ~5.6.
(If this message sends poorly, I apoligize. I'm using this as an excuse to
see how my mobile handles wrapping iin email)
On Aug 20, 2011 5:15 AM, "Bast
The reason for this behavior is that spawn() is executed before the key
release handling happens in dwm, thus scrot fails to grab the keyboard.
I consider adding a flag to execute a key binding on release.
Thanks for reporting this.
Cheers
Anselm
Am 19.08.2011 20:22 schrieb "Bastien Dejean" :
>
Am 20.08.2011 11:15, schrieb Bastien Dejean:
Hi,
I'm using a keyboard with extra function keys and since those keys are
not defined in keysym.h, I inserted the following line in dwm.c:
#include
It works, but it produces warnings:
warning: initialization makes integer from poin
Hi,
I'm using a keyboard with extra function keys and since those keys are
not defined in keysym.h, I inserted the following line in dwm.c:
#include
It works, but it produces warnings:
warning: initialization makes integer from pointer without a cast
How can I get rid of those
On 08/20/2011 10:50 AM, Bastien Dejean wrote:
> Steven Blatchford a écrit :
>
>> An IRC discussion on Jul 03, 2011 suggested to use 'import'.
>
> What is the equivalent in import to the -s argument in scrot?
Just call 'import filename' and drag your mouse over the area. Only
clicking will make a
Steven Blatchford a écrit :
> An IRC discussion on Jul 03, 2011 suggested to use 'import'.
What is the equivalent in import to the -s argument in scrot?
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Bastien
