KDE Improvement??

[Brian T. Schellenberger]

I need a new brain.  That should really, *really* be:

cat > .xmodmop <<HERE
keycode 115 = F31
HERE

Sheesh.

On Friday 09 August 2002 10:01 am, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
| On Friday 09 August 2002 04:19 am, Brad Potts wrote:
| | Brian,
| |
| | Who-hoo!!!!  Got it to work!!  Thanks brian and everybody else for your
| | responses.  I haven't tried the script part (yet) but got it working for
| | now. I'm giong to give the rest of it a shot later on tonight to see if
| | that will make it permanent.  One quick quiestion.  I know the ">"
| | redirects standard output to a file, but not sure what it will do when
| | you use the "<" in the following:
| |
| | cat > .xmodmap < HERE
|
| Oh, PLEASE tell me that's not what I really typed.  That would be wrong!
|
| I meant
|
| cat > >.xmodmop <<HERE
| keycode 115 = F31
| HERE
|
| Where <<STRING
| means
|
| read the following input till you hit STRING and make it be the standard
| input to the program.
|
| Really, though, I wouldn't use this; it's just something you could
| cut-n-paste, if only I had typed it right.
|
| Really, I'd advise invoking your favorite text editor on .xmodmap and
| typing the code in.  I was just showing a way to do it that was less
| ambiguous.
|
| Also, the -e way of invoking xmodmap (which I didn't know about) is
| probably a better way to do this anyway.
|
| | Never seen this and maybe you could breifly describe what it does.....not
| | a big deal as long as it works, but I'm always wanting to know "why" it
| | worked....
| |
| | Thanks again,
| | Brad Potts
| |
| |
| |
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