> Try using the program `xev`, and watch the console output for the keysym
that is pressed. That should give you the value that you need if you
prefix it with "XK_".
Holy shit, it works!
xev is very useful, thanks!
I ended up doing something like XK_KP_End which would be 1 on the keypad.
Thanks
Try using the program `xev`, and watch the console output for the keysym
that is pressed. That should give you the value that you need if you
prefix it with "XK_".
On Tue Dec 20, 2022 at 2:37 PM EST, wrote:
> > The keypad keys are prefixed with XK_KP (KP like KeyPad), and for
> example key
> The keypad keys are prefixed with XK_KP (KP like KeyPad), and for
example key number '1' is XK_KP_1
That seems to not work? I tried with and without the key-lock toggled, and
a bunch of different combinations - some give no error nor warning during
compilation but then don't really work,
> Hello there.
Hi fossy,
> Does anyone know if there's a way to use the key-pad numbers (usually
> found on the right side of generic keyboards) to navigate tags?
>
> I'm sure it can be done..
> The default is XK_1, for example, using TAGKEYS() macro.
The keypad keys are prefixed with XK_KP
Hello there.
Does anyone know if there's a way to use the key-pad numbers (usually
found on the right side of generic keyboards) to navigate tags?
I'm sure it can be done..
The default is XK_1, for example, using TAGKEYS() macro.
I'm just annoyed by the numbers being so far apart (say 1 compared
