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Spectrwm has a default keybinding of MOD+. and MOD+, to add and delete from the master area.
I want to unbind those.
It also has a default of MOD+p being menu. In that case, I was easily able to unbind it by binding it to something else, and then beneath the binding of MOD+p to something else, putting
bind[menu] = MOD+Shift+pHowever, with this master_add and master_del I have been unable to unbind them. I tried binding them to something else, and binding MOD+. and MOD+, to something else, for example
bind[master_add] = MOD+d
bind[master_del] = MOD+i
bind[rg_prev] = MOD+,
bind[rg_next] = MOD+,However, I'm having no luck, and I'm not sure what I'm missing. Elsewhere in the man page and and in the .spectrwm.conf itself it says that one can invalidate a program by binding it to a [] (left and right bracket--in my browser it's showing up as a square) so I also tried
bind[] =MOD+. (and MOD+,} but with no luck.
Practically speaking, it's not a big deal--I'd wanted to duplicate dwm's default binding of MOD+. and , for next and previous screen in a xinerama setup, and can easily bind other keys to it, but I'm puzzled as to what I'm missing. While this isn't actually on an Arch installation, I suspect that Arch has more spectrwm users than most other distributions, and I have had the same issue on CentOS and FreeBSD.
I have the feeling I'm going to see the answer and smack myself in the head, but whatever it is, I'm missing it. (I should add that I'm not a programmer, and wouldn't know what to look for in the source--I did glance through it but saw nothing obvious enough for my non-existent skills to catch it.)
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