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DeedleFake / ptt-fix

X11 key forwarder to allow push-to-talk to work in Wayland.
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Question #1

Closed MarcTheDev closed 1 year ago

MarcTheDev commented 1 year ago

First off this works and I was looking for a while, but do you have an example of using mouse button 9 (the mouse button) ? I am not sure how to do this and I saw you mentioned it on the bottom but I am new to these keycodes.

DeedleFake commented 1 year ago

There isn't support for mouse input at the moment. I can add it, though.

MarcTheDev commented 1 year ago

There isn't support for mouse input at the moment. I can add it, though.

I was able to fix this by setting my mouse button to F9 using piper, now im stuck on trying to make the program into a service. Do you by chance know how, so we would not have to manually run it in terminal.

DeedleFake commented 1 year ago

Edit: I was partially wrong about being wrong. ptt-fix could listen for mouse input, but it couldn't output mouse buttons for Discord to see. I have now implemented support for that. To output a mouse button, use -sym mouse:<number>. In other words, to output mouse 2, use -sym mouse:2.

I was apparently wrong. I thought the input worked differently than it does but there is already support for the mouse. For example, to listen for left-clicks and output the same to Discord, you can use

$ ptt-fix -key 0x110 -sym Pointer_Left

I was able to fix this by setting my mouse button to F9 using piper, now im stuck on trying to make the program into a service. Do you by chance know how, so we would not have to manually run it in terminal.

I use my own systemd user service unit. I can add one as an example, but because the config for the program is done as command-line arguments, the unit file will have to be edited to change them. If you don't use systemd, I'm afraid that I can't help as much.

MarcTheDev commented 1 year ago

I was apparently wrong. I thought the input worked differently than it does but there is already support for the mouse. For example, to listen for left-clicks and output the same to Discord, you can use

$ ptt-fix -key 0x110 -sym Pointer_Left

I was able to fix this by setting my mouse button to F9 using piper, now im stuck on trying to make the program into a service. Do you by chance know how, so we would not have to manually run it in terminal.

I use my own systemd user service unit. I can add one as an example, but because the config for the program is done as command-line arguments, the unit file will have to be edited to change them. If you don't use systemd, I'm afraid that I can't help as much.

Yeah I use systemd. If you can add an example I am sure I can work around it.

DeedleFake commented 1 year ago

I added one to the README. I'm going to go ahead and close this. Please feel free to reopen it and let me know if you have any questions or need anything clarified.