On Wed, 2003-03-19 at 21:46, coerver wrote: > Thanks I'll try. > I didn't realize how silly it sounds to ask for 300 different key bindings > ahem. But I have a group of homogenous hosts with serialized names i.e: > machine876 - machine888 etc. I was looking for some goofy cool > way to hit a certain key then enter serial number of the host.. > Currently I use menu options which launch and xterm -e (expect script) to host. > > by the way :: where is @gmx.net anyhow germany? > > thanks again > -rob
Incidentally, I'd like a way to do something similar... I don't think fvwm currently offers a way to do this, and I think fvwm 2.5 is in a feature freeze right now. Perhaps 2.7 could offer a way to wait for a keypress in a complex function and then offer the pressed key key via a $variable. This should make it possible to have a function gather, say, 2 keys after it's invoked by a keybinding, glue them together, and do something useful with them. As for the present, it's probably possible to build something like this using perl and FVWM::Module. It'd probably be pretty simple, but I haven't made it as far as trying yet. -- Ben Winslow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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