On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 8:39 PM, Chris Bagwell <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...
> Yeah, it if the button/key is meant to launch an app (even a GUI
> config app) then KEY_'s are usually better choice because only those
> can bind in easily to your desktop environment's keyboard shortcut
> log.
>
Sorry I haven't replied in a while, I've been a bit busy. I don't suppose
you know how to get key codes greater than 255 (KEY_KEYBOARD) to work?
xf86PostKeyboardEvent seems to ignore all codes greater than 255.
...
For my tablet netbook, I'm starting to look into the rotate issue
> since it has a rotate button. I've gotten as far as seeing the
> gnome-settings-daemon detects XF86RotateWindows to rotate the screen
> (if I'm reading it right) and X has at least this for that value:
>
> symbols/inet: key <I162> { [ XF86RotateWindows ] };
>
I explored that a while ago, the corresponding code is KEY_CYCLEWINDOWS (<
255, works grrreat!).
Erich Hoover
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