It would be nice if we could setup different user-defined labels for modifiers.
Use case:
I have a Japanese layout keyboard, with one more key on left of (Muhenkan), and two on its right (Henkan_mode, and Hiragana_Katakana).
The left keys are mapped as (from left to right):
Ctrl key -> Control
Windows -> Super
Alt -> Alt/Meta
Muhenkan -> Hyper
screenkey displays the modifiers accordingly. However, some applications can internally remap modifiers a different way. For instance, in Emacs only, I use Windows as "Meta", Alt as "Super", and Muhenkan as "Hyper". I don't want to change the mapping for other applications (i.e. Alt is normally "Alt").
It would be nice if, when I want to demonstrate Emacs, if I could change screenkey's "Modifier Mode" to "user-emacs", so that I could define "Control", "Meta", "Super", and "Hyper" according to my own applications setups.
To be more clear, I would like to be able to define some modifier labels sets, without changing the global mapping (no xmodmap change).
For example, I could define Alt-a as "Alt-a", "Meta-a", "Super-a", "Hyper-a" for different screenkey's "Modifiers mode" sets.
It would be nice if we could setup different user-defined labels for modifiers. Use case:
screenkey displays the modifiers accordingly. However, some applications can internally remap modifiers a different way. For instance, in Emacs only, I use Windows as "Meta", Alt as "Super", and Muhenkan as "Hyper". I don't want to change the mapping for other applications (i.e. Alt is normally "Alt").
It would be nice if, when I want to demonstrate Emacs, if I could change screenkey's "Modifier Mode" to "user-emacs", so that I could define "Control", "Meta", "Super", and "Hyper" according to my own applications setups.
To be more clear, I would like to be able to define some modifier labels sets, without changing the global mapping (no xmodmap change). For example, I could define Alt-a as "Alt-a", "Meta-a", "Super-a", "Hyper-a" for different screenkey's "Modifiers mode" sets.