root@ttsi.lonestar.org (System) (05/07/91)
Amongst the changes the new X11 R4 environment has thrust upon us,
the following key definitions in /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc are flagged
as errors by mwm:
Keys DefaultKeyBindings
{
<Key>Grow window f.resize
<Key>Grow icon f.normalize
Shift<Key>Grow icon|window f.move
Meta<Key>Grow icon|window f.maximize
Meta<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.post_wmenu
Shift<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.exec "mterm &"
<Key>Pop window f.raise_lower
Shift<Key>Pop window f.minimize
Shift<Key>Pop icon f.normalize
}
The error message is:
Invalid key specification on line nn of configuration file
This used to work under X11 R3 and was in fact part of the factory
SR10.3 /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc file. The new system.mwmrc does not
include these definitions. Is this by design? Any ideas?
--
Mark S. Evans Tandem Telecommunications Systems Inc.
Phone: 214-516-6201 850 E. Central Parkway
Fax: 214-516-6801 Plano, TX 75074
Mail: mse@ttsi.lonestar.orgroot@evtprp0b.UUCP (Eric T. Smith) (05/08/91)
In article <1991May6.195129.3125@ttsi.lonestar.org> root@ttsi.lonestar.org (System) writes: >Amongst the changes the new X11 R4 environment has thrust upon us, >the following key definitions in /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc are flagged >as errors by mwm: > > <Key>Grow window f.resize > <Key>Grow icon f.normalize > Shift<Key>Grow icon|window f.move > Meta<Key>Grow icon|window f.maximize > Meta<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.post_wmenu > Shift<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.exec "mterm &" > <Key>Pop window f.raise_lower > Shift<Key>Pop window f.minimize > Shift<Key>Pop icon f.normalize > >This used to work under X11 R3 and was in fact part of the factory >SR10.3 /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc file. The new system.mwmrc does not >include these definitions. Is this by design? Any ideas? >-- >Mark S. Evans Tandem Telecommunications Systems Inc. Welcome to the wonderful world of X11R4! For some strange, unknown reason, HP has changed the labels of some of the Apollo keys, but not all. See the file named XKeysymDB in the /usr/X11/lib directory for some of them. For the rest, you need to use the R3 versions of the names. Alternatedly, you can get the MIT distribution of X11R4 compile it and use their xmodmap, the Apollo R3 doesn't give the right information. The only other thing you should be careful of is trying to use the shifted versions of the keys. Shift<key>apGrow is recognized, but <key>apMove is not... One more bit of information for you, the xterm pop-up menus cause the xterm to die. HP is looking at the problem now. Hope this helps! -- |----------------------------------------------------------------| |Eric Smith (206) 342-9681 (wk) | |Boeing Computer Services ....uunet!bcstec!evtprp0b!root | |M/S 03-87, P.O. Box 24346, Seattle, WA 98124-0346 | |----------------------------------------------------------------| |The answer is 42... | | --but-- | | What was the question? | |----------------------------------------------------------------| | Needless to say my opinions are MINE, not Boeings... | |----------------------------------------------------------------|
nazgul@alphalpha.com (Kee Hinckley) (05/08/91)
In article <236@evtprp0b.UUCP> root@evtprp0b.UUCP (Eric T. Smith) writes: >not... One more bit of information for you, the xterm pop-up menus cause >the xterm to die. HP is looking at the problem now. Hope this helps! I hope they don't look too far. That's a known problem with R3 xterms on R4 servers. The usual fix is to run the R4 server with the backwards compatibility switch (-bc I think). I don't know if that works with Xdomain. -- Alfalfa Software, Inc. | Poste: The EMail for Unix nazgul@alfalfa.com | Send Anything... Anywhere 617/646-7703 (voice/fax) | info@alfalfa.com I'm not sure which upsets me more: that people are so unwilling to accept responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate everyone else's.
gms@hpcvlx.cv.hp.com (George Sachs) (05/08/91)
> / hpcvlx:comp.sys.apollo / root@ttsi.lonestar.org (System) / 12:51 pm May 6, 1991 / > Amongst the changes the new X11 R4 environment has thrust upon us, > the following key definitions in /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc are flagged > as errors by mwm: > > Keys DefaultKeyBindings > { > <Key>Grow window f.resize > <Key>Grow icon f.normalize > Shift<Key>Grow icon|window f.move > Meta<Key>Grow icon|window f.maximize > Meta<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.post_wmenu > Shift<Key>Cmd root|icon|window f.exec "mterm &" > <Key>Pop window f.raise_lower > Shift<Key>Pop window f.minimize > Shift<Key>Pop icon f.normalize > } > > The error message is: > Invalid key specification on line nn of configuration file > > This used to work under X11 R3 and was in fact part of the factory > SR10.3 /usr/X11/lib/system.mwmrc file. The new system.mwmrc does not > include these definitions. Is this by design? Any ideas? > -- > Mark S. Evans Tandem Telecommunications Systems Inc. > Phone: 214-516-6201 850 E. Central Parkway > Fax: 214-516-6801 Plano, TX 75074 > Mail: mse@ttsi.lonestar.org > ---------- The keysym names for these keys in pskq2_91 were changed from XK_Grow, XK_Cmd, and XK_Pop to apXK_Grow, apXK_Cmd, and apXK_Pop. You can either change your key bindings to use the new symbols (apGrow, apCmd, and apPop) or edit your XKeysymDB file (in /usr/X11/lib) to duplicate the Apollo-specific entries without the leading "ap". In pskq3_91, both the old (R3) and new (R4) names will be defined in XKeysymDB. George Sachs Hewlett-Packard gms@cv.hp.com
nazgul@alphalpha.com (Kee Hinckley) (05/09/91)
In article <101020044@hpcvlx.cv.hp.com> gms@hpcvlx.cv.hp.com (George Sachs) writes: >The keysym names for these keys in pskq2_91 were changed from XK_Grow, >XK_Cmd, and XK_Pop to apXK_Grow, apXK_Cmd, and apXK_Pop. > >You can either change your key bindings to use the new symbols (apGrow, >apCmd, and apPop) or edit your XKeysymDB file (in /usr/X11/lib) to >duplicate the Apollo-specific entries without the leading "ap". > >In pskq3_91, both the old (R3) and new (R4) names will be defined in >XKeysymDB. Can someone post a copy of this file? I'd like to ship a version with our product so I don't have to worry about what version of the server they are running. I need an XKeysymDB file with *all* the apollo keysyms defined. -- Alfalfa Software, Inc. | Poste: The EMail for Unix nazgul@alfalfa.com | Send Anything... Anywhere 617/646-7703 (voice/fax) | info@alfalfa.com I'm not sure which upsets me more: that people are so unwilling to accept responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate everyone else's.
gms@hpcvlx.cv.hp.com (George Sachs) (05/15/91)
The XKeysymDB file contains the following information: ! ! OSF Keysyms ! osfBackSpace : 1004FF08 osfInsert : 1004FF63 osfDelete : 1004FFFF osfCopy : 1004FF02 osfCut : 1004FF03 osfPaste : 1004FF04 osfAddMode : 1004FF31 osfPrimaryPaste : 1004FF32 osfQuickPaste : 1004FF33 osfPageLeft : 1004FF40 osfPageUp : 1004FF41 osfPageDown : 1004FF42 osfPageRight : 1004FF43 osfEndLine : 1004FF57 osfBeginLine : 1004FF58 osfActivate : 1004FF44 osfMenuBar : 1004FF45 osfClear : 1004FF0B osfCancel : 1004FF69 osfHelp : 1004FF6A osfMenu : 1004FF67 osfSelect : 1004FF60 osfUndo : 1004FF65 osfLeft : 1004FF51 osfUp : 1004FF52 osfRight : 1004FF53 osfDown : 1004FF54 ! DEC specific keysyms ! DRemove : 1000FF00 ! HP specific keysyms ! Reset : 1000FF6C System : 1000FF6D User : 1000FF6E ClearLine : 1000FF6F InsertLine : 1000FF70 DeleteLine : 1000FF71 InsertChar : 1000FF72 DeleteChar : 1000FF73 BackTab : 1000FF74 KP_BackTab : 1000FF75 hpModelock1 : 1000FF48 hpModelock2 : 1000FF49 XK_mute_acute : 0x100000a8 XK_mute_grave : 0x100000a9 XK_mute_asciicircum : 0x100000aa XK_mute_diaeresis : 0x100000ab XK_mute_asciitilde : 0x100000ac XK_lira : 0x100000af XK_guilder : 0x100000be XK_Ydiaeresis : 0x100000ee XK_IO : 0x100000ee XK_longminus : 0x100000f6 XK_block : 0x100000fc ! Apollo specific keysyms ! apLineDel : 1000FF00 apCharDel : 1000FF01 apCopy : 1000FF02 apCut : 1000FF03 apPaste : 1000FF04 apMove : 1000FF05 apGrow : 1000FF06 apCmd : 1000FF07 apShell : 1000FF08 apLeftBar : 1000FF09 apRightBar : 1000FF0A apLeftBox : 1000FF0B apRightBox : 1000FF0C apUpBox : 1000FF0D apDownBox : 1000FF0E apPop : 1000FF0F apRead : 1000FF10 apEdit : 1000FF11 apSave : 1000FF12 apExit : 1000FF13 apRepeat : 1000FF14 apKP_parenleft : 1000FFA8 apKP_parenright : 1000FFA9 ! Apollo specific keysyms as they were in the share-mode server. ! These are needed for compatibility with old Apollo clients. ! LineDel : 1000FF00 CharDel : 1000FF01 Copy : 1000FF02 Cut : 1000FF03 Paste : 1000FF04 Move : 1000FF05 Grow : 1000FF06 Cmd : 1000FF07 Shell : 1000FF08 LeftBar : 1000FF09 RightBar : 1000FF0A LeftBox : 1000FF0B RightBox : 1000FF0C UpBox : 1000FF0D DownBox : 1000FF0E Pop : 1000FF0F Read : 1000FF10 Edit : 1000FF11 Save : 1000FF12 Exit : 1000FF13 Repeat : 1000FF14 KP_parenleft : 1000FFA8 KP_parenright : 1000FFA9