Am 06.06.2005 um 17:44 schrieb Daniel Aarno:
mod1
mod2 Mode_switch (0xed), Alt_L (0xe9)
mod3 Num_Lock (0x5a)
mod4 Meta_L (0xea), Meta_R (0xee)
This is a very bad layout: Mode_switch and Alt modifier are probably
related to each other as football and soccer. The one changes the
operating mode of the keyboard, the latter just selects another keysym
from the few which are assigned to a key (keycode 34 = 7 slash bar
backslash).
I am sure Solaris 9 has xev, in former versions it was a bit hidden.
I think you should just swap the two keys Mode_switch and Alt_L (which
should be renamed to Alt_R accordingly). You'll need the Mode_switch to
access the layers with diacritics. The syntax would be like:
keycode <number one> = Mode_switch
keycode <number two> = Alt_R
You can retrieve the keycodes without xev if xmodmap supports -pke.
Please use clear to clean modifier settings. Clear and remove are
distinct. Clear only removes a setting from a modifier, so that it's
now empty, undefined, free for a new setting. Remove deletes a keysym
from the map, it's lost and cannot be re-used as a modifier. Consult
'man xmodmap' and spend some time with it!
--
Greetings
Pete
War springs from unseen and generally insignificant causes.
-Anonymous
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