Unable to use `super` key as a keysym

[trueNAHO]

Version Information

• swhkd version (swhkd -V)
  • swhkd 1.3.0-dev

Expected behavior

sxhkd distinguishes between modifiers and keysyms with the following general syntax:

HOTKEY
    [;]COMMAND

HOTKEY      := CHORD_1 ; CHORD_2 ; … ; CHORD_n
CHORD_i     := [MODIFIERS_i +] [~][@]KEYSYM_i
MODIFIERS_i := MODIFIER_i1 + MODIFIER_i2 + … + MODIFIER_ik

It is therefore impossible to trigger commands on modifiers without keysyms:

super
   <command>

Instead, the keysm equivalent super keys Super_L and Super_R must be used:

{Super_L,Super_R}
   {_,_}<command>

Unfortunately, after reading the entire swhkd documentation and looking at every currently existing issue, I am unable to find a way to use the super key as a keysym in swhkd:

super
    <command>

Although other special keys can be used like this, the super key is not one of them.

The reason I would like to use the super key as a keysym, is to enter modes with it. Without this functionality, I would be forced to resort to appending an arbitrary keysym as a workaround, which undermines the numerous ergonomic advantages of key chords and modes.

Since I don't know how complex or time-consuming this implementation might be, there is no need to feel rushed. But do keep in mind that this feature would bring immeasurable value towards fostering an ergonomic working environment.

[Shinyzenith]

This is a completely valid feature request but I wonder how we'd go about implementing this. I see https://github.com/waycrate/swhkd/issues/211 also exists which is in the same domain of feature requests so it is like that if we can get this issue resolved then https://github.com/waycrate/swhkd/issues/211 will also be resolved.