Rob,
Cool... I can dig it.... thats a power feature :)
�������� I dont know if I mentioned to the list, but ive kinda fixed my wiggy
mouse
problem. I had the mouse hooked up through a switch box, so I reconnected it
directly to the computer, That didnt fix the problem. So, I tried a different
mouse, and after 3 mice, its been working, now this one doesnt like to go
down (it goes up fine, left fine, right fine, but down is work... I often
have to move the mouse a lot to get it to go down... � But its working.... so
Im not going to mess with it for a while...
On Wednesday 30 May 2001 11:12 pm, you wrote:
Jamie
On Wednesday 30 May 2001 11:12 pm, you wrote:
> For Jamie, et al...
>
> You can add keybindings for enlightenment to take certain actions on
> the mouse wheel events. I added Alt-Shift-MouseWheelUp to move one
> virtual up, and Alt-Shift-MouseWheelDown to move one virtual down.
> The default enlightement action for this is also Alt-Shift-Up/Down but
> the up/down on the keyboard arrow keys.
>
> Add this to your ~/.enlightenment/keybindings.cfg :
>
> __NEXT_ACTION
> __EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
> __BUTTON 5
> __MODIFIER_KEY __ALT_SHIFT
> __ACTION __A_AREA_MOVE_BY 0 1
> __NEXT_ACTION
> __EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
> __BUTTON 4
> __MODIFIER_KEY __ALT_SHIFT
> __ACTION __A_AREA_MOVE_BY 0 -1
>
> in the area that begins with:
>
> __ACLASS __BGN
> __NAME KEYBINDINGS
> __TYPE __TYPE_GLOBAL
>
> Of course, this is all after adjusting XFree86 to map the mouse wheel
> to the mouse buttons 4 and 5.
>
> -Rob
