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Keybinds that contain XF86* keys don't work when combined with a modifier #510
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Hi Kerberoge, The Shift modifier tends to modify what you have to put in the keycode field as well. Try using the command |
Ive also wondered about this, running |
Hm, I get this while pressing shift+XF86MonBrightnessDown:
@Hiqqup, can you paste the output you get from it? |
@sevz17 It seems that you have fn-lock disabled. Could you please try enabling fn-lock and running |
Here's the output of
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sorry for the inactivity, so i get the same
but only when i comment out my configuration for those keys in my config.h: static const Key keys[] = {
{ 0, XKB_KEY_XF86MonBrightnessDown, spawn, { .v = darker } },
{ WLR_MODIFIER_SHIFT, XKB_KEY_XF86MonBrightnessDown, spawn, { .v = darkest } }
} otherwise i get no output from |
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dwl version: v0.4-69-gfc8e4a4
wlroots version: 0.16.2-2
Description
When I create a keybind that contains only a XF86* key (like XF86MonBrightnessUp) and no modifier key, the keybind works. But if I add a modifier like WLR_MODIFIER_SHIFT to the keybind containing the XF86* key, the keybind no longer works.
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