Closed MunifTanjim closed 3 years ago
It should be [{:pkey :button1 :modi :left_control} {:pkey :button1 :modi :left_command}]
.
The doc is in the code. Seems we should put it in the tutorial. https://github.com/yqrashawn/GokuRakuJoudo/blob/05847304bcd3c6fdb4e62652bb81acd88a76700d/src/karabiner_configurator/froms.clj#L18
Hey,
I'm using this rule, but it doesn't seem to change anything (ctrl-click still behaves as it was before):
{
:main [
{ :des "ctrl-click -> cmd-click?"
:rules [
[{:pkey :button1 :modi :left_control} {:pkey :button1 :modi :left_command}]
]
}
]
}
I'm guessing this rule should do with the :des
is saying, right? Do I need to configure something else for this to work? 🤔
Thank you
In Karabiner-Elements > Devices tab, is input modification enabled for your mouse/touchpad? IIRC, they're disabled by default.
Great, thank you @MuhammedZakir , that took care of one issue
But another issue I have is that the combination of ctrl
from built-in keyword + touchpad click doesn't seem to be picked up
Actually, put more precisely:
When I hold ctrl
on my external/internal keyboard and click with external mouse, the behavior is as intended, but for some reason, the touchpad click doesn't seem to care 🙁, and it's still doing the old ctrl-click
I don't know about external trackpad, but you can't modify events from built-in trackpad. There seems to be some issues when trying to do that, so it's disabled / not implemented.
Ah too bad 🙁 , I needed it for internal tackpad mostly
This EDN
generates JSON:
It causes this error:
It should be
pointing_button
instead ofkey_code