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XRebindKeysym()						       XRebindKeysym()

Name
  XRebindKeysym – rebind a keysym to a string for client.

Synopsis
  XRebindKeysym(display, keysym, mod_list, mod_count, string,
	    num_bytes)
	Display *display;
	KeySym keysym;
	KeySym *mod_list;
	int mod_count;
	unsigned char *string;
	int num_bytes;

Arguments
  display   Specifies	a  connection  to  an  X  server;  returned  from
	    XOpenDisplay().

  keysym    Specifies the keysym to be rebound.

  mod_list  Specifies a pointer to an array of	keysyms	 that  are  being
	    used as modifiers.

  mod_count Specifies the number of modifiers in the modifier list.

  string    Specifies  a  pointer  to the string that is to be copied and
	    returned by XLookupString() in response to later events.

  num_bytes Specifies the length of the string.

Description
  XRebindKeysym() binds the string  to	the  specified	keysym,	 so  that
  string  and  keysym  are  returned  by  XLookukpString when that key is
  pressed and the modifiers specified in mod_list  are	also  being  held
  down.	  This function rebinds the meaning of a keysym for a client.  It
  does not redefine the keycode in the server but merely provides an easy
  way  for  long strings to be attached to keys.  No text conversions are
  performed;  the  client  is  responsible  for	 supplying  appropriately
  encoded strings.  Note that you are allowed to rebind a keysym that may
  not exist.

  See Volume One, Chapter 9, The Keyboard and Pointer, for a  description
  of keysyms and keyboard mapping.

See Also
  XChangeKeyboardMapping(),	XDeleteModifiermapEntry(),     XFreeModi‐
  fiermap(), XGetKeyboardMapping(),  XGetModifierMapping(),  XInsertModi‐
  fiermapEntry(),    XKeycodeToKeysym(),   XKeysymToKeycode(),	 XKeysym‐
  ToString(),	XLookupKeysym(),   XLookupString(),    XNewModifiermap(),
  XQueryKeymap(),    XRefreshKeyboardMapping(),	   XSetModifierMapping(),
  XStringToKeysym().

Xlib - Keyboard						       XRebindKeysym()

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