Re: [e-users] enlightenment-users Digest, Vol 196, Issue 8

Conrad Knight <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.enlightenment.user
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> From: Ross Vandegrift <[email protected]>
> No idea- but I can confirm it works for me.  I remap screen shot to
> C-Print, and map Print to play/pause on a laptop without media keys.

I just tried C-Print as well, still nothing. Shift-Print was already
in the default bindings, and Alt-Print is SysRq, at a much lower level
than X. I've also noticed (while using xbindkeys) that Fn-Print shows
up as Ins. This is a laptop keyboard, and the F keys and a few others
have alternative labels (such as media keys) used when the Fn key is
held down, and the Print key does have a tiny Ins label.

Hmm, just thought of something, and tried it out: binding that Ins to
the screenshot function DOES work. I can use Fn-Print as a
work-around. And the other Ins key, on the numpad, does not trigger
the screenshot. xev shows these as keycode 118 (keysym Insert), and
keycode 90 (keysym KP_Insert), respectively, so i still have an Ins
key to use separately, should i ever need one.

E, for some reason, is not intercepting keycode 218 or keysym Print
(don't know which it should be looking for). With the Fn-Print binding
active, xev doesn't even see that keypress. But it always sees the
Print keypress, regardless of that binding state. And yet... E does
see it when adding the binding, while asking for a keypress to bind.
Weird...

-Conrad.
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