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But x doesn't seem to "hear" my 2 extra buttons. I've used imwheel to print out characters when mouse buttons are pressed, which works for buttons 1 - 5, but 6 and 7 never work.
".*"
#None, Up, Alt_R|Left
#None, Down, Alt_R|Right
None, Up, R
None, Down, l
So that I can see what it's doing. When I say it works for buttons 1 - 5 I mean that it'll print out "R" and "l" for buttons 1 - 5 when I start imwheel with, say, -b "13"
Last edited by JamieKitson; 12-04-2004 at 09:39 AM.
Originally posted by ilikejam If you start imwheel with -b "13" then only buttons 1 and 3 will be affected by imwheel, and so only those should even possibly print I or R.
Well yeah, when I say buttons 1-5 work ok I mean they work when I run imwheel with them as the buttons I want it to process.
The mouse is a cheapo 5 button wireless optical jobbie. It works with windows and I have had it working with Linux before. I just can't rememebr how.
Thanks, I did have a look at this, but I suppose what I really wanted to know was: if x is not recieving the button presses what can I do about it. Maybe I need to use a different device or something? Anyway, we're just moving, so I can;t really try anything atm, but I'll keep at it
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