is there a way to cycle through a long set of strings in a xte command? I'm looking to do something along the lines of: xte 'mouseclick 1' 'key Return' 'sleep 1' 'str [a..z]'
This is killing me. I am trying to write a script for using "feh" with compiz fusions "scale" effect, and although I have the first part working perfectly, I can not get xautomate to execute the "Super+A" I need to for scale.
Hmm... I've scripted my custom panel buttons with the super key. The command I used for show desktop is: xte 'keydown Super_L' 'key d' 'keyup Super_L'
But whatever, either way works.
I love xte btw. I can finally have expo, stacking and other handy shortcuts on my panel without downloading stupid gnome panel applets.
Nice video, but the Multi_key function is not working for me. For testing purposes, I am trying to use this method to enable the "Show Mouse" plugin for Compiz. Here is what my code looks like:
@FloobenShnooben think in lucid they disable the superkey to send events, easiest way is to use a different hot key like Alt + k, or something for the show mouse
Nice video, been looking for something like this. But it's not working for me. Here is what the code looks like:
#!/bin/bash
xte 'keydown Multi_key' 'key K' 'keyup Multi_key'
As you can guess, I am trying to run the show mouse plugin for compiz. But when I run this, (Yes, I have it marked to run as executable) nothing happens. Any help is appreciated
very, very useful info. opens up a new world. thanks man.
detroitplaya4sho 1 month ago
is there a way to cycle through a long set of strings in a xte command? I'm looking to do something along the lines of: xte 'mouseclick 1' 'key Return' 'sleep 1' 'str [a..z]'
unknown9356 1 month ago
I just keep getting an "X Error of failed request: " error.
cdooginz 3 months ago
This is killing me. I am trying to write a script for using "feh" with compiz fusions "scale" effect, and although I have the first part working perfectly, I can not get xautomate to execute the "Super+A" I need to for scale.
Here is the script so far:
#!/bin/sh
clear
feh -x -w -g 700X500 *.*
xte 'keydown Multi_key' 'key A' 'keyup Multi_key'
Suggestions?
cdooginz 3 months ago
Hmm... I've scripted my custom panel buttons with the super key. The command I used for show desktop is: xte 'keydown Super_L' 'key d' 'keyup Super_L'
But whatever, either way works.
I love xte btw. I can finally have expo, stacking and other handy shortcuts on my panel without downloading stupid gnome panel applets.
HerrKnitler 10 months ago
Nice video, but the Multi_key function is not working for me. For testing purposes, I am trying to use this method to enable the "Show Mouse" plugin for Compiz. Here is what my code looks like:
#!/bin/bash
xte 'keydown Multi_key' 'key K' 'keyup Multi_key'
Any suggestions?
FloobenShnooben 1 year ago
@FloobenShnooben think in lucid they disable the superkey to send events, easiest way is to use a different hot key like Alt + k, or something for the show mouse
gotbletu 1 year ago
@gotbletu Thanks, defiantly helped. You are for sure one of the better youtubers out there. Thanks for the help
FloobenShnooben 1 year ago
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Nice video, been looking for something like this. But it's not working for me. Here is what the code looks like:
#!/bin/bash
xte 'keydown Multi_key' 'key K' 'keyup Multi_key'
As you can guess, I am trying to run the show mouse plugin for compiz. But when I run this, (Yes, I have it marked to run as executable) nothing happens. Any help is appreciated
FloobenShnooben 1 year ago
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FloobenShnooben 1 year ago
ooh, this might come in handy. Thanks man.
PCAddictsLive 1 year ago
Isn't this similar to Compiz's d-bus plugin?
sw2de3fr4gt 1 year ago
the Meta key is the win key, not the multi one
chenxubin 1 year ago
@chenxubin yea u would think that but not in this case. Super key = Multi key
gotbletu 1 year ago