More clarification

Frsf Nrrg 2018-06-12 19:54:58 +00:00
parent 8352678758
commit 33474699e4

@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ xkb keycodes are typically `scancode + 8`.
bindsym Ctrl+Shift+1 restart bindsym Ctrl+Shift+1 restart
bindsym Ctrl+exclam restart bindsym Ctrl+exclam restart
# As are these. Exits, e.g. when Control_L, P and Q are pressed simultaneously # These shortcuts are equivalent and will both exit when, for
# instance, Control_L, P and Q are pressed simultaneously
bindsym Ctrl+q+p exit bindsym Ctrl+q+p exit
bindsym Ctrl+p+q exit bindsym Ctrl+p+q exit
@ -54,8 +55,14 @@ xkb keycodes are typically `scancode + 8`.
bindsym Ctrl+dead_acute+e exec false bindsym Ctrl+dead_acute+e exec false
bindsym Alt+Multi_key+1+2 exec false bindsym Alt+Multi_key+1+2 exec false
### Caveats ### Limitations
Pressing multiple keys which would result in the same modifier change if pressed alone Pressing multiple keys which would result in the same modifier change if pressed alone
(such as `Shift_L` and `Shift_R` on US keyboards) may trigger bindings like `bindsym Shift+Shift_R`, (such as `Shift_L` and `Shift_R` on US keyboards) may trigger bindings like `bindsym Shift+Shift_R`,
possibly contrary to expectation. possibly contrary to expectation.
When multiple keys generate the same keysym or when a single key generates multiple keysyms, shortcuts
like `Ctrl+a+a+b` are possible. Similarly, `Ctrl+a+b` might not work if multiple distinct keys generating
`a` are pressed at the same time.