Can't that output depend on wich keyboard (layout) you're using? I'm using Japanese keyboard and it's 106 key, so keymappings are probably different (or?). Now I'm way too much of a linux-newbie to be able to try it out myself, but it was just a random thought of mine and probably in noones intrest anyway. :) On Friday 29 August 2003 10:21, Måns Rullgård wrote: > Hanspeter Roth <hampi@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> > how can one send the key sequence ctl-alt-del to the window manager? > >> > >> Configure the window manager to intercept that combination and press > >> the keys. Which window manager are you using? > > > > I'm using icewm. > > But I want a program to send the key sequence. Is there a program > > capabel doing this? > > xtrapin can do it. From a script you could do it like this: > > xtrapin <<EOF > Event: KeyPress (2):det=109 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=5621 > Event: KeyPress (2):det=117 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=209 > Event: KeyPress (2):det=107 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=260 > Event: KeyRelease (3):det=107 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=143 > Event: KeyRelease (3):det=117 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=2892 > Event: KeyRelease (3):det=109 scr=0 (0,0) root=32768 Msk=0 TS=244 > EOF > > This was cut from the output of "xtrapout -e" while I pressed the keys > in question. > > You could also store those lines in file and use "xtrapin -f file". > Read man xtrap for more information. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list XFree86@xxxxxxxxxxx http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
