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Mapping win+n to Prior(PageUp) on X and/or i3
Using Numpad with Modifier Keys exhibits curious behaviorcan you show me some example for the Keymap.js,(The Definitive Guide)?How do I keep a key pressed using CGEventPost in C++ on OSX?Simulating a key press event in Python 2.7What's the modern equivalent of GetKeys() in Cocoa?Detect key(s) held down in another processLosing key-up event on OS Xxdotool commands bound to key shortcuts doesnot workCannot read held state of key in WPF inside mouse event handler - Inconsistent behaviour in Windows guest on VMWare Fusion for MacHow do I send shift+down using winapi c++?
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I want to map a key combination Win+n (or Mod4+n) to a single key event "Prior" (also called PageUp) and that "Prior" is cleared of any modifiers.
I am already deep down in the rapidhole, so only an actual working solution is of any value to me.
It seems that I am not able to clear the modifier somehow. I added the following line to my .i3/config file.
bindsym $mod+n exec xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
But this won't emulate the "Prior" key event properly. Though, if i execute xdotool from a shell and test it with firefox, holding down the Windows key, it works. So my xdotool command only doesn't work in the context when called from i3.
sleep 3 && xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
# switch to Firefox window, hold down Windows -> page is scrolled up
I also tried xbindkeys,... I have the same issue there as well.
keyboard xorg keymapping xmodmap i3
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
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I want to map a key combination Win+n (or Mod4+n) to a single key event "Prior" (also called PageUp) and that "Prior" is cleared of any modifiers.
I am already deep down in the rapidhole, so only an actual working solution is of any value to me.
It seems that I am not able to clear the modifier somehow. I added the following line to my .i3/config file.
bindsym $mod+n exec xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
But this won't emulate the "Prior" key event properly. Though, if i execute xdotool from a shell and test it with firefox, holding down the Windows key, it works. So my xdotool command only doesn't work in the context when called from i3.
sleep 3 && xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
# switch to Firefox window, hold down Windows -> page is scrolled up
I also tried xbindkeys,... I have the same issue there as well.
keyboard xorg keymapping xmodmap i3
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
aurelaurel
11 bronze badge
add a comment |
I want to map a key combination Win+n (or Mod4+n) to a single key event "Prior" (also called PageUp) and that "Prior" is cleared of any modifiers.
I am already deep down in the rapidhole, so only an actual working solution is of any value to me.
It seems that I am not able to clear the modifier somehow. I added the following line to my .i3/config file.
bindsym $mod+n exec xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
But this won't emulate the "Prior" key event properly. Though, if i execute xdotool from a shell and test it with firefox, holding down the Windows key, it works. So my xdotool command only doesn't work in the context when called from i3.
sleep 3 && xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
# switch to Firefox window, hold down Windows -> page is scrolled up
I also tried xbindkeys,... I have the same issue there as well.
keyboard xorg keymapping xmodmap i3
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
aurelaurel
11 bronze badge
I want to map a key combination Win+n (or Mod4+n) to a single key event "Prior" (also called PageUp) and that "Prior" is cleared of any modifiers.
I am already deep down in the rapidhole, so only an actual working solution is of any value to me.
It seems that I am not able to clear the modifier somehow. I added the following line to my .i3/config file.
bindsym $mod+n exec xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
But this won't emulate the "Prior" key event properly. Though, if i execute xdotool from a shell and test it with firefox, holding down the Windows key, it works. So my xdotool command only doesn't work in the context when called from i3.
sleep 3 && xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior
# switch to Firefox window, hold down Windows -> page is scrolled up
I also tried xbindkeys,... I have the same issue there as well.
keyboard xorg keymapping xmodmap i3
keyboard xorg keymapping xmodmap i3
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
aurelaurel
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bindsym $mod+n exec "xdotool keyup n; xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior;"
you also need to send keyup event for your keybinding and modifier. in this case we need keyup n and --clearmodifiers on the second command.
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bindsym $mod+n exec "xdotool keyup n; xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior;"
you also need to send keyup event for your keybinding and modifier. in this case we need keyup n and --clearmodifiers on the second command.
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bindsym $mod+n exec "xdotool keyup n; xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior;"
you also need to send keyup event for your keybinding and modifier. in this case we need keyup n and --clearmodifiers on the second command.
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bindsym $mod+n exec "xdotool keyup n; xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior;"
you also need to send keyup event for your keybinding and modifier. in this case we need keyup n and --clearmodifiers on the second command.
answered Apr 4 at 22:03
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bindsym $mod+n exec "xdotool keyup n; xdotool key --clearmodifiers Prior;"
you also need to send keyup event for your keybinding and modifier. in this case we need keyup n and --clearmodifiers on the second command.
answered Apr 4 at 22:03
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