#@+leo-ver=4
#@+node:@file keybindings.pywmii
# keybindings.pywmii
#
# set up some key bindings

#@+others
#@+node:focus
# focus to windows above, below, left, right
Mod4-h = wmii.focusLeft
Mod4-j = wmii.focusDown
Mod4-k = wmii.focusUp
Mod4-l = wmii.focusRight

# and the old familiar alt-tab
Mod1-Tab = wmii.view.focusNext
Mod1-Shift-Tab = wmii.view.focusPrev

#@-node:focus
#@+node:move within view
# move current window up, down, left, right
Mod4-Shift-h = wmii.sel.moveToLeft
Mod4-Shift-j = wmii.sel.moveBelow
Mod4-Shift-k = wmii.sel.moveAbove
Mod4-Shift-l = wmii.sel.moveToRight

#@-node:move within view
#@+node:close/kill
# close current window
Mod4-Shift-c = wmii.sel.kill

#@-node:close/kill
#@+node:misc
# with these two bindings, we pass a string, which will
# be executed as a shell command
Mod4-Return = "xterm"
Mod4-Shift-Return = "gnome-terminal"

Mod4-slash = "/home/david/work/bin/leo code.leo"

#@-node:misc
#@+node:views
Mod4-1 = wmii.gotoTag, 1
Mod4-2 = wmii.gotoTag, 2
Mod4-3 = wmii.gotoTag, 3
Mod4-4 = wmii.gotoTag, 4
Mod4-5 = wmii.gotoTag, 5
Mod4-6 = wmii.gotoTag, 6
Mod4-7 = wmii.gotoTag, 7
Mod4-8 = wmii.gotoTag, 8
Mod4-9 = wmii.gotoTag, 9

Mod4-Shift-1 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 1
Mod4-Shift-2 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 2
Mod4-Shift-3 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 3
Mod4-Shift-4 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 4
Mod4-Shift-5 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 5
Mod4-Shift-6 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 6
Mod4-Shift-7 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 7
Mod4-Shift-8 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 8
Mod4-Shift-9 = wmii.sel.moveToTag, 9


# switch to previous/next view
Mod4-Control-h = wmii.gotoPrevTag
Mod4-Control-l = wmii.gotoNextTag

# and a couple of synonyms, which use the right-arrow key
Mod4-Right = wmii.gotoNextTag
Mod4-Left = wmii.gotoPrevTag

# and yet more synonyms
Mod4-Tab = wmii.gotoNextTag
Mod4-Shift-Tab = wmii.gotoPrevTag

# move current window to prev/next view, and switch
# to that view
Mod4-Shift-Control-h = wmii.sel.moveToPrevTag, True
Mod4-Shift-Control-l = wmii.sel.moveToNextTag, True

Mod4-Shift-Control-Return = wmii.sel.moveToNewTag, True

# move to a view, according to response to prompt
Mod4-Shift-slash = wmii.sel.moveToTag
Mod4-Shift-plus = wmii.sel.addToTag
Mod4-minus = wmii.sel.delFromTag

#@-node:views
#@+node:modes
# change column mode - default, max, stack
Mod4-d = wmii.colModeDefault
Mod4-s = wmii.colModeStack
Mod4-m = wmii.colModeMax

# toggle current window to/from float mode
Mod4-Shift-space = wmii.sel.floatToggle

# go to/from float mode
Mod4-space = wmii.float
Mod4-Mod1-space = wmii.view.floatAll
Mod4-Control-space = wmii.view.tileAll

#@-node:modes
#@+node:apps
Mod4-apostrophe = "pylaunch"

Mod4-g = "gaim"

# other application binds
Mod4-n = "pan"

Mod4-Shift-z = "gnome-terminal"

#@-node:apps
#@+node:edit bindings
Mod4-Control-b = wmii.loadBindings
#Mod4-Shift-b = "gedit ~/.wmii-3.5/keybindings.pywmii"
#Mod4-Mod1-Shift-b = "cd ~/work/sw/py/myprogs/pywmii && /home/david/work/bin/leo code.leo"
Mod4-Shift-b = "cd ~/work/sw/py/myprogs/pywmii && /home/david/work/bin/leo code.leo"


#@-node:edit bindings
#@+node:menus
# launch programs menu, based on $PATH
Mod4-p = wmii.progmenu

# launch actions menu, based on executable files with
# alphanumeric names in user or global wmii directory
Mod4-a = wmii.actionmenu

#@-node:menus
#@+node:move/resize
# the following bindings will only work if you have successfully
# patched WMII with the 'geometry patch' (see INSTALL). These
# bindings allow you to dynamically move and resize floating
# windows

# movement, relative
Mod1-Mod4-h = wmii.sel.moveRight, -20
Mod1-Mod4-l = wmii.sel.moveRight, 20
Mod1-Mod4-j = wmii.sel.moveDown, 20
Mod1-Mod4-k = wmii.sel.moveDown, -20

# movement, screen corners
Mod1-Mod4-y = wmii.sel.moveTopLeft
Mod1-Mod4-u = wmii.sel.moveTopRight
Mod1-Mod4-b = wmii.sel.moveBottomLeft
Mod1-Mod4-n = wmii.sel.moveBottomRight

# resizing
Mod1-Mod4-Control-h = wmii.sel.growRight, -16
Mod1-Mod4-Control-l = wmii.sel.growRight, 16
Mod1-Mod4-Control-j = wmii.sel.growDown, 20
Mod1-Mod4-Control-k = wmii.sel.growDown, -20

# pan mode settings
Mod1-Mod4-z = wmii.put, panMode, 1
Mod1-Mod4-Control-z = wmii.put, panMode, 0

Mod1-Mod4-Left = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 20, 0
Mod1-Mod4-Right = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, -20, 0
Mod1-Mod4-Up = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 0, 20
Mod1-Mod4-Down = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 0, -20

Mod1-Mod4-Control-Left = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 100, 0
Mod1-Mod4-Control-Right = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, -100, 0
Mod1-Mod4-Control-Up = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 0, 100
Mod1-Mod4-Control-Down = wmii.view.moveFloatClients, 0, -100

Mod1-Mod4-f = wmii.sel.fullscreenToggle

#@-node:move/resize
#@+node:multimedia keys
# The following bindings take advantage of the multimedia
# keys which are present on some keyboards, such as the Genius.
#
# NOTE - these require settings in your ~/.Xmodmaprc, such as:
#
#   keycode 234 = XF86AudioPrev
#   keycode 233 = XF86AudioNext
#
# to find out the keycodes for your own multimedia keyboard, run xev
# and press the buttons and note the keycode numbers
#
# Don't enable these bindings unless you have the key names defined in
# your ~/.Xmodmaprc file, or otherwise you may suffer some
# weird keyboard behaviour that makes your PyWMII environment
# unusable.
#

# focus to windows above, below, left, right
XF86AudioRaiseVolume = wmii.focusLeft
XF86AudioLowerVolume = wmii.focusRight
XF86AudioPlay = wmii.focusUp
XF86AudioStop = wmii.focusDown

# move current window up, down, left, right
Control-XF86AudioRaiseVolume = wmii.sel.moveAbove
Control-XF86AudioLowerVolume = wmii.sel.moveBelow
Control-XF86AudioPlay = wmii.sel.moveToLeft
Control-XF86AudioStop = wmii.sel.moveToRight

# close current window
XF86Start = wmii.sel.kill

# quick swapping between views
# these two are my favourites, much more ergonomic than Mod-KEY combos

XF86AudioPrev = wmii.gotoPrevTag
XF86AudioNext = wmii.gotoNextTag

# move current window to next/prev tag
Shift-XF86AudioPlay = wmii.sel.moveToPrevTag, True
Shift-XF86AudioStop = wmii.sel.moveToNextTag, True

# application launchers
#XF86Calculator = "xcalc"
#XF86Calculator = "snac"
XF86Calculator = "mycalc"
XF86Mail = "evolution"
XF86Search = "xchat"
XF86HomePage = "firefox"

#@-node:multimedia keys
#@-others
#@-node:@file keybindings.pywmii
#@-leo