The X server maintains a keyboard mapping that associates each keycode with one or more keysyms. The following paragraphs describe the CLX functions used to return or change the mapping of keycodes.
| change-keyboard-mapping | display keysyms &key (:start 0) :end (:first-keycode :start) | Function |
Changes the mapping of keycodes to keysyms. A :mapping-notify event is generated for all clients. The new keysyms are specified as a two-dimensional array in which: (aref keysyms (+ :start i) j) is keysym j associated with keycode (+ :first-keycode i). The maximum number of keysyms associated with any one keycode is given by: (array-dimension keysyms 1) keysyms should contain nil elements to represent those keysyms that are undefined for a given keycode. :start and :end define the subsequence of the keysyms array that defines the new mapping, and the number of keycode mappings changed. By default, :end is given by: (array-dimension keysyms 0) The keycodes whose mappings are changed are given by :first-keycode through the following: (+ :first-keycode (- :end :start) -1) keycodes outside this range of are not affected. :first-keycode must not be less than (display-min-keycode display), and the last keycode modified must not be greater than (display-max-keycode display). |
| keyboard-mapping | display &key :first-keycode :start :end :data | Function |
Returns the keysyms mapped to the given range of keycodes for the display keyboard. The mappings are returned in the form of a two-dimensional array of card32 keysym values. The :data argument, if given, must be a two-dimensional array in which the returned mappings will be stored. In this case: (array-dimension :data 1) defines the maximum number of keysyms returned for any keycode. Otherwise, a new array is created and returned. Upon return: (aref mappings (+ :start i) j) will contain keysym j associated with keycode (+ :first-keycode i) (or nil, if keysym j is undefined for that keycode). :first-keycode specifies the first keycode whose mapping is returned; by default, :first-keycode is (display-min-keycode display). :start and :end define the subsequence of the returned array in which the returned mappings are stored. By default, :start is given by :first-keycode and :end is given by: (1+ (display-max-keycode display)) :first-keycode must not be less than (display-min-keycode display), and the last keycode returned must not be greater than (display-max-keycode display).
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