on 4/09/01 9:04, Tuomas Kuosmanen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Now it might be also possible to do something with the keyboard > modifiers (Mod1, Mod2 etc..), but I dont yet quite understand how they > work, but I wonder if it might be possible to have Alt_L (the current > Alt key) to also act as Mode_Switch. Maybe, I dont know yet. In that > case we wouldnt need the Fn, and thus the above would not be a problem. > However this was the first solution for me, I can now use the keyboard > fully to get things done (just as you did with your hack as well)
A note on the fn key: I tried with Xev and saw that fn by itself does not generate any event. I think this is hardwired in the kernel, with the sends_linux_keycodes=1 stuff. I found _some_ docs, although they document the Xkb protocol and incidentally give some partial examples for xkb files. You can grab the docs from the xfree86 CVS, in xc/doc/hardcopy/xkb The docs are quite lengthy (250 and 150 pages respectively) and go very deep in the description of how xkb works. Don't have the time to read the whole stuff right now, but this is the only doc I found that gives some explanation (oh well, there is a documentation on xkb files setup but... it is written in Russian). Florent. -- Florent Pillet, Code Segment [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Key: D13C 6DD7 D0E2 7891 4AF9 0111 9514 4753 02F1 4D6D
