On Sun, Feb 06, 2000 at 06:33:04PM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote: > I guess I need to put xbase-clients up for adoption then.
Eh? Considering the rate at which you've been fixing X bugs, I hope that's just a rhetorical statement. You've been doing great, it's just that there's a lot of work which needs to be done. > I've run the programs and even glanced over the source and STILL don't > enough to write a decent manpage for xkbbell, xkbvleds, or xkbwatch. I've got a draft for xkbwatch. I'll attach it in pod form (I'm not sure what section it should go in, maybe --section=6 --center=X). I'll do the other two at some point (and maybe the section three pages that are referenced). -- Raul
=head1 NAME xkbwatch - demo program watching modifier key state =head1 SYNOPSIS xkbwatch =head1 DESCRIPTION xkbwatch is a demo program which shows how to use some of the XKB extensions to monitor the state of various modifiers. When xkb starts, a five row window is displayed. The first row corresponds to any base modifier bits which are currently set. The second row corresponds to "latched" bits. The third row corresponds to "locked" bits, the forth to "effective" bits, and the final row to "compat" bits. When modifier keys are pressed, you'll see the corresponding indicators for the appropriate bits light up. =head1 OPTIONS xkbwatch supports the standard Xt options. =head1 SEE ALSO L<XkbGetState>, L<XkbOpenDisplay>, L<XkbQueryExtension>, L<XkbSelectEvents>
