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Top Forums Programming Does anybody know how to simulate press Fn+Scroll Lk in Linux c Post 302310913 by Corona688 on Monday 27th of April 2009 10:27:21 AM

04-27-2009

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I'm not trying to be obstinate. If I ask a question the first time I'm going to ask it again when ignored because the answer would be genuinely useful.

Nearly all applications filter out that kind of induced key-event for security reasons. This is why faking a usable, 'real' key event is fairly difficult and means reconfiguring things in advance to allow for it (see matchbox-keyboard) -- it means feeding X11 an entire fake keyboard device to generate 'real' events. But depending on what the ultimate goal is you may not need to fake a key event, what is it? What does fn-scroll-lock even mean? most keyboards have no fn-key, and the fn-key is generally not mapped to a real key if it does, instead producing key combinations that could be completely different keys.

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ZATHURA(1)																ZATHURA(1)

NAME

       zathura - a document viewer

SYNOPOSIS

       zathura [OPTION]...
       zathura [OPTION]... FILE
       zathura [OPTION]... FILE PASSWORD

DESCRIPTION

       zathura	is  a highly customizable and functional document viewer. It provides a minimalistic and space saving interface as well as an easy
       usage that mainly focuses on keyboard interaction.

OPTIONS

       -e [xid], --reparent [xid]
	      Reparents to window specified by xid

       -c [path], --config-dir [path]
	      Path to the config directory

       -d [path], --data-dir [path]
	      Path to the data directory

       -p [path], --plugins-dir [path]
	      Path to the directory containing plugins

       --fork Fork into the background

MOUSE AND KEY BINDINGS

       J, K   Go to the next or previous page

       h, k, j, l
	      Scroll to the left, down, up or right direction

       Left, Down, Up, Right
	      Scroll to the left, down, up or right direction

       ^t, ^d, ^u, ^y
	      Scroll a half page left, down, up or right

       t, ^f, ^b, space, <S-space>, y
	      Scroll a full page left, down, up or right

       gg, G, nG
	      Goto to the first, the last or to the nth page

       ^c, Escape
	      Abort

       a, s   Adjust window in best-fit or width mode

       /, ?   Search for text

       n, N   Search for the next or previous result

       o, O   Open document

       f      Follow links

       :      Enter command

       r      Rotate by 90 degrees

       ^i     Recolor

       R      Reload document

       Tab    Show index and switch to Index mode

       F5     Switch to fullscreen mode

       ^m     Toggle inputbar

       ^n     Toggle statusbar

       +, -, =
	      Zoom in, out or to the original size

       zI, zO, z0
	      Zoom in, out or to the original size

       n=     Zoom to size n

       mX     Set a quickmark to a letter or number X

       'X     Goto quickmark saved at letter or number X

       q      Quit

   Index mode
       k, j   Move to upper or lower entry

       l      Expand entry

       L      Expand all entries

       h      Collapse entry

       H      Collapse all entries

       space, Return
	      Select and open entry

   Mouse bindings
       Scroll Scroll up or down

       ^Scroll
	      Zoom in or out

       Hold Button2
	      Pan the document

       Button1
	      Follow link

COMMANDS

       bmark  Save a bookmark

       bdelete
	      Delete a bookmark

       blist  List bookmarks

       close  Close document

       info   Show document information

       help   Show help page

       open, o
	      Open a document

       offset Set page offset

       print  Print document

       write, write!
	      Save document (and force overwriting)

       export Export attachments

CONFIGURATION

       The default appearance and behaviour of zathura can be overwritten by modifying the zathurarc file (default path:  ~/.config/zathura/zathu-
       rarc). For a detailed description please consult zathurarc(5).

SEE ALSO

       zathurarc(5)

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