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Article #1970keysym binding - how ??
From: moss_r
Date: Tue, 21 May 1991 05:13
Date: Tue, 21 May 1991 05:13
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Can anyone help me with some basic epoch keyboard setup instructions. First, can someone give me some code that shows how epoch::rebind-key works, as the doc. on it is a *bit* un-obvious. Second, the variable epoch::function-key-mapping supposedly turns off the translation of the X keysyms into escape sequences.... If no translation is taking place, can you redefine the keysyms themselves, ie something like (global-set-key F1 'dired) - the sought of thing you would do in emacs ? If translation is taking place, do you have to define a new \e-[ key map to stop the translations throwing random-ish ~[12 and [OA keysequences into text if you hit one of them accidently ? Lastly, is there some simple explantion ( or some sample code ) showing how you redefine such events as mouse key presses/releases ? ( I'm used to emacs on a vt220 terminal, all this talk of X events, resources, keysyms etc, etc is still a bit confusing! ). thanks for any possible help, Richard Moss Dep't Theoretical Chemistry University of Sydney, Australia moss_r@summer.chem.su.oz.au
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