On Wed, 2008-12-03 at 09:32 -0600, Ted Zlatanov wrote: > On Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:13:56 -0200 TC-Rucho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > T> On Tue, 2008-12-02 at 08:35 -0600, Ted Zlatanov wrote: > >> Have you seen contrib/g15-keysyms.lisp? I submitted it with the M* and > >> LCD* buttons as well. I use the g15daemon program to feed the keysyms > >> to Linux; are you doing it differently? > > T> Yes, I checked it and was not enough to get this model working. I'm > T> using g15daemon too, it what makes these keys available. Without using > T> it they don't get a keycode at all (xev would not display anything, > T> neither keycode, nor symbol, nor keysym, like if they didn't exist.) > > Can you merge your config with the one I did, or do they overlap? If > they overlap, maybe we can have two functions in the file to DTRT.
They don't overlap, but still, it makes more sense to have 2 functions. In my approach, I left the X86Audio* symbols for the media keys, should I change them like I did with G keys? PD: You should check this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_G15 -- TC-Rucho
--- stumpwm.git/stumpwm/contrib/g15-keysyms.lisp 2008-12-03 04:45:34.000000000 -0200 +++ g15-keysyms-revised.lisp 2008-12-03 13:43:53.000000000 -0200 @@ -25,35 +25,61 @@ ;;; Put: ;;; ;;; (load "/path/to/g15-keysyms.lisp") -;;; +;;; (g15-original) or (g15-revised) deppending of the model you have. ;;; In your ~/.stumpwmrc ;;; (in-package #:stumpwm) -(define-keysym #x15000001 "G1") -(define-keysym #x15000002 "G2") -(define-keysym #x15000003 "G3") -(define-keysym #x15000004 "G4") -(define-keysym #x15000005 "G5") -(define-keysym #x15000006 "G6") -(define-keysym #x15000007 "G7") -(define-keysym #x15000008 "G8") -(define-keysym #x15000009 "G9") -(define-keysym #x15000010 "G10") -(define-keysym #x15000011 "G11") -(define-keysym #x15000012 "G12") -(define-keysym #x15000013 "G13") -(define-keysym #x15000014 "G14") -(define-keysym #x15000015 "G15") -(define-keysym #x15000016 "G16") -(define-keysym #x15000017 "G17") -(define-keysym #x15000018 "G18") -(define-keysym #x15000019 "M1") -(define-keysym #x1500001a "M2") -(define-keysym #x1500001b "M3") -(define-keysym #x1500001d "LCD0") -(define-keysym #x1500001e "LCD1") -(define-keysym #x1500001f "LCD2") -(define-keysym #x15000020 "LCD3") -(define-keysym #x15000021 "LCD4") +(defun g15-original () + (define-keysym #x15000001 "G1") + (define-keysym #x15000002 "G2") + (define-keysym #x15000003 "G3") + (define-keysym #x15000004 "G4") + (define-keysym #x15000005 "G5") + (define-keysym #x15000006 "G6") + (define-keysym #x15000007 "G7") + (define-keysym #x15000008 "G8") + (define-keysym #x15000009 "G9") + (define-keysym #x15000010 "G10") + (define-keysym #x15000011 "G11") + (define-keysym #x15000012 "G12") + (define-keysym #x15000013 "G13") + (define-keysym #x15000014 "G14") + (define-keysym #x15000015 "G15") + (define-keysym #x15000016 "G16") + (define-keysym #x15000017 "G17") + (define-keysym #x15000018 "G18") + (define-keysym #x15000019 "M1") + (define-keysym #x1500001a "M2") + (define-keysym #x1500001b "M3") + (define-keysym #x1500001d "LCD0") + (define-keysym #x1500001e "LCD1") + (define-keysym #x1500001f "LCD2") + (define-keysym #x15000020 "LCD3") + (define-keysym #x15000021 "LCD4")) + +(defun g15-revised () ;; the orange version + (let ((gkeycodes '(177 152 190 208 129 178)) ;; These are the keycodes G keys in order + (mediakeycodes '((144 "Prev") (153 "Next") (160 "Mute") (162 "Play") + (164 "Stop") (174 "LowerVolume") (176 "RaiseVolume")))) + (dotimes (i (length gkeycodes)) + (run-shell-command + (concatenate 'string + "xmodmap -e 'keycode " + (write-to-string (nth i gkeycodes)) + " = XF86Launch" + (write-to-string (1+ i)) + "'")) + (define-keysym (+ (keysym-name->keysym "XF86Launch1") i) + (concatenate 'string + "G" + (write-to-string (1+ i))))) + (dotimes (i (length mediakeycodes)) + (run-shell-command + (concatenate 'string + "xmodmap -e 'keycode " + (write-to-string (first (nth i mediakeycodes))) + " = XF86Audio" + (second (nth i mediakeycodes)) + "'")))))
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