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== Haskell Graphics.X11 keysym definitions ==
Following is the complete list of xK_ keysyms defined by X11-1.4.2.
 
 
The [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/X11 hackage X11 package page] has links to the most recent Types and ExtraTypes modules where these are defined (for more current versions of haskell X11.) See also the XMonad.Util.EZConfig module for easy keybindings for commonly used keys. You can also check <code>/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h</code>. Your xmonad will support the intersection of what was there when xmonad was compiled and what is in your version of haskell-x11.
 
   
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First look to see if the
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[http://xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/XMonad-Util-EZConfig.html XMonad.Util.EZConfig]
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module supports the key you are binding. EZConfig bindings use a more human friendly syntax than the default raw haskell bindings. An example is:
 
<haskell>
 
<haskell>
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-- See xmonad-extras for mpd and volume tools nicer
xK_VoidSymbol,
 
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-- than a collection of shell scripts.
xK_BackSpace,
 
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("M-S-<XF86AudioMute>", spawn "mute-it.sh")
xK_Tab,
 
xK_Linefeed,
 
xK_Clear,
 
xK_Return,
 
xK_Pause,
 
xK_Scroll_Lock,
 
xK_Sys_Req,
 
xK_Escape,
 
xK_Delete,
 
xK_Multi_key,
 
xK_Home,
 
xK_Left,
 
xK_Up,
 
xK_Right,
 
xK_Down,
 
xK_Prior,
 
xK_Page_Up,
 
xK_Next,
 
xK_Page_Down,
 
xK_End,
 
xK_Begin,
 
xK_Select,
 
xK_Print,
 
xK_Execute,
 
xK_Insert,
 
xK_Undo,
 
xK_Redo,
 
xK_Menu,
 
xK_Find,
 
xK_Cancel,
 
xK_Help,
 
xK_Break,
 
xK_Mode_switch,
 
xK_script_switch,
 
xK_Num_Lock,
 
xK_KP_Space,
 
xK_KP_Tab,
 
xK_KP_Enter,
 
xK_KP_F1,
 
xK_KP_F2,
 
xK_KP_F3,
 
xK_KP_F4,
 
xK_KP_Home,
 
xK_KP_Left,
 
xK_KP_Up,
 
xK_KP_Right,
 
xK_KP_Down,
 
xK_KP_Prior,
 
xK_KP_Page_Up,
 
xK_KP_Next,
 
xK_KP_Page_Down,
 
xK_KP_End,
 
xK_KP_Begin,
 
xK_KP_Insert,
 
xK_KP_Delete,
 
xK_KP_Equal,
 
xK_KP_Multiply,
 
xK_KP_Add,
 
xK_KP_Separator,
 
xK_KP_Subtract,
 
xK_KP_Decimal,
 
xK_KP_Divide,
 
xK_KP_0,
 
xK_KP_1,
 
xK_KP_2,
 
xK_KP_3,
 
xK_KP_4,
 
xK_KP_5,
 
xK_KP_6,
 
xK_KP_7,
 
xK_KP_8,
 
xK_KP_9,
 
xK_F1,
 
xK_F2,
 
xK_F3,
 
xK_F4,
 
xK_F5,
 
xK_F6,
 
xK_F7,
 
xK_F8,
 
xK_F9,
 
xK_F10,
 
xK_F11,
 
xK_L1,
 
xK_F12,
 
xK_L2,
 
xK_F13,
 
xK_L3,
 
xK_F14,
 
xK_L4,
 
xK_F15,
 
xK_L5,
 
xK_F16,
 
xK_L6,
 
xK_F17,
 
xK_L7,
 
xK_F18,
 
xK_L8,
 
xK_F19,
 
xK_L9,
 
xK_F20,
 
xK_L10,
 
xK_F21,
 
xK_R1,
 
xK_F22,
 
xK_R2,
 
xK_F23,
 
xK_R3,
 
xK_F24,
 
xK_R4,
 
xK_F25,
 
xK_R5,
 
xK_F26,
 
xK_R6,
 
xK_F27,
 
xK_R7,
 
xK_F28,
 
xK_R8,
 
xK_F29,
 
xK_R9,
 
xK_F30,
 
xK_R10,
 
xK_F31,
 
xK_R11,
 
xK_F32,
 
xK_R12,
 
xK_F33,
 
xK_R13,
 
xK_F34,
 
xK_R14,
 
xK_F35,
 
xK_R15,
 
xK_Shift_L,
 
xK_Shift_R,
 
xK_Control_L,
 
xK_Control_R,
 
xK_Caps_Lock,
 
xK_Shift_Lock,
 
xK_Meta_L,
 
xK_Meta_R,
 
xK_Alt_L,
 
xK_Alt_R,
 
xK_Super_L,
 
xK_Super_R,
 
xK_Hyper_L,
 
xK_Hyper_R,
 
xK_space,
 
xK_exclam,
 
xK_quotedbl,
 
xK_numbersign,
 
xK_dollar,
 
xK_percent,
 
xK_ampersand,
 
xK_apostrophe,
 
xK_quoteright,
 
xK_parenleft,
 
xK_parenright,
 
xK_asterisk,
 
xK_plus,
 
xK_comma,
 
xK_minus,
 
xK_period,
 
xK_slash,
 
xK_0,
 
xK_1,
 
xK_2,
 
xK_3,
 
xK_4,
 
xK_5,
 
xK_6,
 
xK_7,
 
xK_8,
 
xK_9,
 
xK_colon,
 
xK_semicolon,
 
xK_less,
 
xK_equal,
 
xK_greater,
 
xK_question,
 
xK_at,
 
xK_A,
 
xK_B,
 
xK_C,
 
xK_D,
 
xK_E,
 
xK_F,
 
xK_G,
 
xK_H,
 
xK_I,
 
xK_J,
 
xK_K,
 
xK_L,
 
xK_M,
 
xK_N,
 
xK_O,
 
xK_P,
 
xK_Q,
 
xK_R,
 
xK_S,
 
xK_T,
 
xK_U,
 
xK_V,
 
xK_W,
 
xK_X,
 
xK_Y,
 
xK_Z,
 
xK_bracketleft,
 
xK_backslash,
 
xK_bracketright,
 
xK_asciicircum,
 
xK_underscore,
 
xK_grave,
 
xK_quoteleft,
 
xK_a,
 
xK_b,
 
xK_c,
 
xK_d,
 
xK_e,
 
xK_f,
 
xK_g,
 
xK_h,
 
xK_i,
 
xK_j,
 
xK_k,
 
xK_l,
 
xK_m,
 
xK_n,
 
xK_o,
 
xK_p,
 
xK_q,
 
xK_r,
 
xK_s,
 
xK_t,
 
xK_u,
 
xK_v,
 
xK_w,
 
xK_x,
 
xK_y,
 
xK_z,
 
xK_braceleft,
 
xK_bar,
 
xK_braceright,
 
xK_asciitilde,
 
xK_nobreakspace,
 
xK_exclamdown,
 
xK_cent,
 
xK_sterling,
 
xK_currency,
 
xK_yen,
 
xK_brokenbar,
 
xK_section,
 
xK_diaeresis,
 
xK_copyright,
 
xK_ordfeminine,
 
xK_guillemotleft,
 
xK_notsign,
 
xK_hyphen,
 
xK_registered,
 
xK_macron,
 
xK_degree,
 
xK_plusminus,
 
xK_twosuperior,
 
xK_threesuperior,
 
xK_acute,
 
xK_mu,
 
xK_paragraph,
 
xK_periodcentered,
 
xK_cedilla,
 
xK_onesuperior,
 
xK_masculine,
 
xK_guillemotright,
 
xK_onequarter,
 
xK_onehalf,
 
xK_threequarters,
 
xK_questiondown,
 
xK_Agrave,
 
xK_Aacute,
 
xK_Acircumflex,
 
xK_Atilde,
 
xK_Adiaeresis,
 
xK_Aring,
 
xK_AE,
 
xK_Ccedilla,
 
xK_Egrave,
 
xK_Eacute,
 
xK_Ecircumflex,
 
xK_Ediaeresis,
 
xK_Igrave,
 
xK_Iacute,
 
xK_Icircumflex,
 
xK_Idiaeresis,
 
xK_ETH,
 
xK_Eth,
 
xK_Ntilde,
 
xK_Ograve,
 
xK_Oacute,
 
xK_Ocircumflex,
 
xK_Otilde,
 
xK_Odiaeresis,
 
xK_multiply,
 
xK_Ooblique,
 
xK_Ugrave,
 
xK_Uacute,
 
xK_Ucircumflex,
 
xK_Udiaeresis,
 
xK_Yacute,
 
xK_THORN,
 
xK_Thorn,
 
xK_ssharp,
 
xK_agrave,
 
xK_aacute,
 
xK_acircumflex,
 
xK_atilde,
 
xK_adiaeresis,
 
xK_aring,
 
xK_ae,
 
xK_ccedilla,
 
xK_egrave,
 
xK_eacute,
 
xK_ecircumflex,
 
xK_ediaeresis,
 
xK_igrave,
 
xK_iacute,
 
xK_icircumflex,
 
xK_idiaeresis,
 
xK_eth,
 
xK_ntilde,
 
xK_ograve,
 
xK_oacute,
 
xK_ocircumflex,
 
xK_otilde,
 
xK_odiaeresis,
 
xK_division,
 
xK_oslash,
 
xK_ugrave,
 
xK_uacute,
 
xK_ucircumflex,
 
xK_udiaeresis,
 
xK_yacute,
 
xK_thorn,
 
xK_ydiaeresis
 
 
</haskell>
 
</haskell>
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Here is the [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/xmonad-extras xmonad-extras] package referred to in the comments above.
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If you need something EZConfig doesn't provide, see the
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[http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/X11 hackage X11 package page] has links to the current '''Types''' and '''ExtraTypes.*''' modules where keysyms are defined. '''Types''' contains the basics, media keys are in '''ExtraTypes.XF86''', and
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international keyboard symbols are in '''Extra.Types.XorgDefault'''
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You can also search in <code>/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h</code> and lower-case the first character (XK* becomes xK*).

Latest revision as of 21:42, 3 December 2011

Haskell Graphics.X11 keysym definitions

First look to see if the XMonad.Util.EZConfig module supports the key you are binding. EZConfig bindings use a more human friendly syntax than the default raw haskell bindings. An example is:

-- See xmonad-extras for mpd and volume tools nicer
-- than a collection of shell scripts.
  ("M-S-<XF86AudioMute>", spawn "mute-it.sh")
Here is the xmonad-extras package referred to in the comments above.

If you need something EZConfig doesn't provide, see the hackage X11 package page has links to the current Types and ExtraTypes.* modules where keysyms are defined. Types contains the basics, media keys are in ExtraTypes.XF86, and international keyboard symbols are in Extra.Types.XorgDefault

You can also search in /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h and lower-case the first character (XK* becomes xK*).