More modifier explanation; refer to i3.

Frsf Nrrg 2018-06-12 19:31:06 +00:00
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### Format
bindsym [--release] [--locked] <Modifiers><Keysyms> <command>
bindcode [--release] [--locked] <Modifiers><Keycodes> <command>
bindsym [--release] [--locked] [<Modifiers>+]<Keysyms> <command>
bindcode [--release] [--locked] [<Modifiers>+]<Keycodes> <command>
`<Modifiers>` is a (possibly empty) `+` separated list of modifier bit flag names.
(`Shift`=`0x01`, `Lock`=`0x02`, `Ctrl`=`0x04`, `Mod1`=`Alt`=`0x08`, `Mod2`=`0x10`, `Mod3`=`0x20`, `Mod4`=`0x40`, `Mod5`=`0x80`). These names should not be confused with the keys whose
pressing might produce the modifier; on US keyboards, keysym `Alt_L` (keycode 64) and keysym `Alt_R` (keycode 108) both produce the `Alt` modifier.
The binding specifications here mostly overlap with those from i3 (see https://i3wm.org/docs/userguide.html#keybindings).
### How to identify keys