21 Jan
2003
21 Jan
'03
2:40 p.m.
Takashi Iwai wrote:
Can anyone translate into simple english for me?
i suppose you asking about the keymap configuration.
the step is like this.
That's great Takashi. I will use this soon. Thanks. This would do well
in the vkeybd readme. Would you like me to add it and send you a patch?
1. save the current configuration by "File / Save Config" menu.
you'll have ~/.vkeybdrc file.
2. edit it using your favorite text editor.
there is a list of keymap definitions such as
set keymap {
{a 8}
{z 9}
{s 10}
{x 11}
....
the first element of each keymap is the key-symbol of X11.
you can get the key-symbol for your computer keyboard by xev:
2a. start xev on a terminal.
% xev
you'll get a small window.
2b. move the cursor pointer into the window.
many X11 events will be displayed in realtime on the terminal.
depending on the window manager, you'll need to click the
window to choose focus.
2c. push the key you want to use.
the key-push/release event will be shown on the terminal.
KeyRelease event, serial 26, synthetic NO, window 0x1600001,
root 0x3f, subw 0x0, time 4352873, (88,98), root:(1185,149),
state 0x0, keycode 49 (keysym 0xff1b, Escape), same_screen YES,
XLookupString gives 1 bytes: "
then you know the key-symbol is "Escape" (see keysym entry).
the second element of each keymap is the MIDI note offset from the
base note. if the key is set to 48 on the vkeybd and if you have a
keymap entry like {Escape 15}, the key 63 (15+48) will be played
when you push Escape key.
3. restart vkeybd.
ciao,
Takashi
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