Closed omgmog closed 8 years ago
You can just use KeyRemap4MacBook plus NoEjectDely for that.
Try running the Xcode project, and un-commenting the NSLog that prints the details of a key. We'll see what kind of events the Eject key sends.
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@pkamb Here's a sample with me mashing the eject
key:
2013-04-26 09:42:42.989 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:7, eventData:1, keyCode:0, keyFlags:1, keyState:0, keyRepeat:1
2013-04-26 09:42:43.112 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:7, eventData:1, keyCode:0, keyFlags:1, keyState:0, keyRepeat:1
2013-04-26 09:42:45.247 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:10, eventData:0, keyCode:0, keyFlags:0, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:45.247 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920064, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2560, keyState:1, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:45.248 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920320, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2816, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:45.478 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:10, eventData:0, keyCode:0, keyFlags:0, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:45.479 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920064, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2560, keyState:1, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:45.479 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920320, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2816, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:46.767 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:10, eventData:0, keyCode:0, keyFlags:0, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:46.767 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920064, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2560, keyState:1, keyRepeat:0
2013-04-26 09:42:46.768 PowerKey[8182:303] EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920320, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2816, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
Thanks! The pertinent events for the Eject key are the ones below. Very similar to the power key events.
EVENT: type:14 subtype:10, eventData:0, keyCode:0, keyFlags:0, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920064, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2560, keyState:1, keyRepeat:0
EVENT: type:14 subtype:8, eventData:920320, keyCode:14, keyFlags:2816, keyState:0, keyRepeat:0
Those work out to have these properties:
Event 1: [type: NSSystemDefined], [subtype: NX_SUBTYPE_EJECT_KEY]
Event 2: [type: NSSystemDefined], [subtype: NX_SUBTYPE_AUX_CONTROL_BUTTONS], [keyCode: NX_POWER_KEY], [keyState: keyDown];
Event 3: [type: NSSystemDefined], [subtype: NX_SUBTYPE_AUX_CONTROL_BUTTONS], [keyCode: NX_POWER_KEY], [keyState: keyUp];
I've added eject key remapping support to the ejectKey
branch, but I don't really have a way to test this myself. If anyone on this thread has a Macbook with an eject key, would you be able to test? Thanks!
This will be released in the next version.
I've removed the superdrive from my MBP to fit an SSD, so my
eject
key is pretty useless. Can this be modified to support mapping of theeject
key to forwards delete?