Basically the program I’m working on was originally designed for X11, and I’m trying to adapt it to Wayland. I’m trying to find an equivalent to XKeysymToKeycode().
> it doesn't, but if you look at xkbcli how-to-type and it's source > (tools/how-to-type.c) that's the closest approximation. What does this program do? Does it iterate through all possible keycodes and lookup the keysym for them? > > Main reason is that the keycode->keysym conversion is one-way only and it's > not 100% reliable to go back. e.g. if a modifier is locked/latched you cannot > access certain keysyms without unlocking that modifier, etc. How would I deal with capital letters with regards to getting a keycode from a keysym? > KEY_TAB is defined in linux/input-event-codes.h. XKB uses those keycodes + 8 > for the evdev ruleset (see /usr/share/X11/xkb/keycodes/evdev for the mapping) > and it goes from there. If you're using a different ruleset you're going to > get interesting results but evdev is effectively hardcoded everywhere anyway, > so you won't. Is linux/input-event-codes.h keycodes or keysyms?
