Re: [As-users] Windows key
brody@math.umd.edu)
Wed, 9 Jul 2008 13:43:20 -0400
This seemed to work. Thanks so much!
Out of curiosity - how did you know about this? It doesn't seem to be
listed in the standard documentation.
-Justin
>>>>> "FL" == Frank Larsen <gobo@gimle.nu> writes:
FL> On 7/9/08, brody@math.umd.edu <brody@math.umd.edu> wrote:
>> Hello, I apologize if this is a question that has been
>> addressed already - I wasn't able to find an answer by
>> searching. I'd like for Emacs to be able to use the "Alt" key
>> freely, so I'm wondering if: 1. Is it possible to tell AS to
>> ignore the Alt key if the current focus is on Emacs?
FL> Don't think so. Someone correct me if I'm wrong here.
>> OR 2. Is it possible to remap all the things in my feel file
>> which are currently bound to Alt to use Hyper instead?
FL> Unless something has changed recently (I'm trailing a few
FL> versions behind due to lazyness), the Hyper modifier can be
FL> specified in the feel as the '4' modifier. I use this quite a
FL> bit, like this: Mouse 1 A 4 Function "Move-or-Top" Key 1 A 4
FL> Desk 0 0 Key 1 W C4 WindowsDesk 0 Key l A 4 Exec "-"
FL> xscreensaver-command -lock Key e A 4 Exec "-" nautilus
FL> --no-desktop --browser --disable-sound and so on.
FL> So basically, you could scan through your feel file and change
FL> M modifiers to 4 and that should work.
FL> Frank ...AS lurker.
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