I've seen discussions where people mention that using remappings disables a given modifier key for any use outside evdevremapkeys.
A simple and elegant solution to this would give the option of defining a default catchall that would be applied any time an explicit key combo is not defined. Proposed syntax:
modifier_groups:
caps:
KEY_H:
- KEY_LEFT
KEY_J:
- KEY_DOWN
KEY_K:
- KEY_UP
KEY_L:
- KEY_RIGHT
default:
- KEY_LEFTMETA
- KEYAdditions:
default – execute whenever the modifier was not used with an explicitly defined keyKEY – resend the key pressed
With the example presented above caps+hjkl works as vim–like navigation everywhere, while on a typical desktop environment e.g. caps+d would be "show desktop" and any other caps+KEY would be easily boundable via your desktop environment or something like xbindkeys.
I've seen discussions where people mention that using remappings disables a given modifier key for any use outside evdevremapkeys.
A simple and elegant solution to this would give the option of defining a
defaultcatchall that would be applied any time an explicit key combo is not defined. Proposed syntax:Additions:
default– execute whenever the modifier was not used with an explicitly defined keyKEY– resend the key pressedWith the example presented above caps+hjkl works as vim–like navigation everywhere, while on a typical desktop environment e.g. caps+d would be "show desktop" and any other caps+KEY would be easily boundable via your desktop environment or something like xbindkeys.