Hi I am using familiar 0.7 on a h3670. I have a modified version of dillo which adds some custom functionality to it. I need to be able to trigger certain events on pressing the ipaq dash buttons [these are the ones which launch calendar, filemanager etc and are wrapped all round the arrow keys of the ipaq]. I see that dillo via GdkEventKey [in interface.c] senses the arrow keys but this function does not seem to get events from the ipaq dash key presses. Is there anyway I can get such keypresses ? Is it necessary I have change some system wide seting [like use xmodmap?] ? Thanks, Vikram
Hi, I got the keypress problem fixed [thanks to phil bushnell]. This has to do with the keylauncher application with the familiar distribution which launches specific applications on keys hence eating up the keypresses of the ipaq keys. Once the /etc/keylaunchrc is edited to not launch any application and the keylauncher daemon is restarted the the ipaq dash keypresses reaches dillo via the Interface_key_press_handler in interface.c just like the arrow keys. Maybe this information will help someone else later. Thanks, Vikram On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Vikram wrote:
Hi I am using familiar 0.7 on a h3670. I have a modified version of dillo which adds some custom functionality to it. I need to be able to trigger certain events on pressing the ipaq dash buttons [these are the ones which launch calendar, filemanager etc and are wrapped all round the arrow keys of the ipaq].
I see that dillo via GdkEventKey [in interface.c] senses the arrow keys but this function does not seem to get events from the ipaq dash key presses. Is there anyway I can get such keypresses ? Is it necessary I have change some system wide seting [like use xmodmap?] ?
Thanks,
Vikram
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