So, I tested the proposed solutions.

- first mapping the tag_keys =
{"&","#11",'"',"'","(","-","#16","_","#18"} as they appear on an
azerty keyboard and then uses tag_key[i] instead of i.

- second, uses  tag_keys = { '#10', '#11', '#12', '#13', '#14', '#15',
'#16', '#17', '#18' } I don't understand why "&" == "#10", but it
works.

- Finally, the jeber...@free.fr 's one doesn't require a tag_key array
and should works with qwerty ?! But I don't see why  ("#1"..i-1) would
give the same result as (i) ???

- I think that the ergonomic problem of key chording versus arpeggio
is orthogonal.

- indeed, some solutions are on the French faq on the wiki. (I always
avoid translations.)  There are also some old 2.3 style of solution.

=> could someone confirm or infirm that "#1"..i-1 works on a qwerty
keyboard ??? That would be great.

Thanks
Bruno




2009/9/15 Olivier Guéry <nemoliv...@gmail.com>:
> 2009/9/15 Eric S Fraga <ucec...@ucl.ac.uk>:
>> At Mon, 14 Sep 2009 21:46:05 +0200, Bruno Vernay wrote:
>>>
>>> Awesome uses combo like:
>>>  Mod4 + 1-9 :   Switch to tag 1-9.
>>>  Mod4 + Shift + 1-9 :    Tag client with tag.
>>>  Mod4 + Control + 1-9 : Toggle tag view.
>>>  Mod4 + Shift + Control + 1-9 : Toggle tag on client.
>>
>> On this note, the only thing that stops awesome from being completely
>> "awesome" for me is the need to use key chording, something which
>> exacerbates my RSI.  Is there any way (and I believe the answer is no
>> but I'm hoping) to change the underlying configuration to allow for
>> key sequences?  Key chording, especially on a small keyboard (like my
>> Asus EEE), is difficult.  I would like something like screen or
>> ratpoison use: a command key (^a or ^t respectively but could be Mod4)
>> followed by the actual option.
>
> As a physiotherapist and dvorak-user (and TypeMatrix user !), I second
> this. The only « problem » with awesome is the use of a non symetrical
> key. For begining, on my typematrix, I switch Alt and Super.
> On a non ergonomic keyboard, I can suggest to :
> — Put the left shift on the Caps (die, caps, die) ;
> — put the mod key on the left shift.
>
> Olivier.
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