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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The list of key names is found in the header file `X11/keysymdef.h`
Alternatively, you can specify ModKey in decimal (prefix `#`), octal (`#0`), or
hexadecimal (`#0x`). It will be interpreted as a keycode unless no corresponding
symbol is found.
key name is found.
#### Examples
@ -48,15 +48,15 @@ symbol is found.
it's own, and Left Control generate Ctrl-O combination when pressed and
released on it's own.
xcape -e 'Shift_L=Escape;Control_L=Control_L|O'
xcape -e 'Shift_L=Escape;Control_L=Control_L|O'
2) If the `s` key has the code `42` and the `l` key `43` and you have set both
2) If your `s` key has the code `42` and your `l` key `43` and you have set both
to `AltGr` (a.k.a. ISO_Level3_Shift) with xmodmap, then this will generate the
ordinary letters when pressed and released on their own. But pressed together
with another key, the `s` or `l` key will produce `AltGr`. So depending on your
keyboard layout, you can type e.g. `@` or `{` easily when touch-typing.
with another key, the `s` or `l` key will produce `AltGr`. So, depending on your
keyboard layout, you can compose e.g. `@`, `{` or `³` easily when touch-typing.
xcape -e '#42=s;#43=l'
xcape -e '#42=s;#43=l'
Note regarding xmodmap
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