A common problem is that users will have devices which split their functionality
between several device nodes (e.g laptop keyboards). It is often desirable to
only remap a subset of these device nodes so that some of them can operate
unintercepted by keyd (e.g touchpads) or be assigned to a different config.
This patch moves away from vendor/product id pairs by introducing unique identifiers.
To maintain backward compatibility, prefix matching is used and the old identifiers
are valid substrings of the new ones.
As a byproduct of this, a new bug/feature is born. <vendor id> in
isolation will now also match any device with the given vendor id.
Woe betide the user that makes use of this.
There is presently no way to revert to the 'default' (no) layout.
This patch makes setlayout(main) functionally equivalent to clearing
the applied layout (if present).
The lintian utility (Debian's package lint tool) complains if a
utility's man page doesn't start with a "NAME" section.
While I'm here, rename "USAGE" to "SYNOPSIS" and "OVERVIEW" to
"DESCRIPTION" to match man-pages(7).
Sometimes it is desirable to transition directly from one
toggled layer to another.
This commit extends swap() to work not just with keys bound to layer(),
but also toggle() and oneshot(). For swaps which occur one layer
deep (the anticipated use case), this is rougly equivalent of a
clear() followed by toggle(<target>).
Disabling specific keys is likely to be something people will want to do,
however, the documentation doesn't emphasize that functionality. Add an example
about disabling keys with the 'noop' keyword to the documentation to make it
easier for users to figure out how to do that.
Closes#359
Switch to hungarian notation to distinguish between timeout and macro variants of
existing actions. The old names are kept for backward compatibility but will
eventually be removed.
toggle2 -> togglem
swap2 -> swapm
overload2 -> overloadt
overload3 -> overloadt2
oneshotm and layerm have also been added for completeness.
This patch reduces the compose sequence size by making use of keysyms a-z.
This is mainly done to improve support for programs with broken XCompose logic
(i.e chrome). A consequence of this is that the user will need to be using
the standard US layout on their display server to make use of unicode support.
Add a new listen command which prints layer state changes in real time. This
makes it possible to write things like custom visual indicators.
E.G
$ keyd listen
Sample output:
+shift
-shift
+layer
-layer
...
Swtich from
<name> = <key>
to
<key> = <name>
and confine keys to a single alias. This is arguably more intuitive
and reduces both config and implementation complexity.
Raheman Vaiya
Richard Hansen
Takahashi, Naoki
Halim Naim
Maxime G
jsr-p
Alejandro Gallo
Matt Briggs
raploz
tkna
Herr Simon
Tej Chajed