command to work

[munna_dude]

hi all
is there any script (command line program )
to work together alt+f7 or alt+mouseclick

if we run the command the function have to work(means alt+f7 have to excute)

please help me

thank you in advance

[wje_lf]

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. But traditionally <ALT>F7 has been used to switch from a non-X virtual console to the X screen. To do so in a system which is set up in the normal way, from a command line or from inside a script, do this:

chvt 7

Hope this helps.

[munna_dude]

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. But traditionally <ALT>F7 has been used to switch from a non-X virtual console to the X screen. To do so in a system which is set up in the normal way, from a command line or from inside a script, do this:

chvt 7

Hope this helps.

this command not working..

i have to write a program or script for functioning the Alt<F7>

for example...
we are clicking alt key and f7 key to work this...
but we ran a command this function have to work..



is it possible ?

please help me

thank you in advance

[Cabhan]

I'm afraid I don't understand.

What context is this in? Are you writing a program that handles Alt-F7, but you can also enter some sort of command into the program? This is easy (just map both to the same function).

Are you referring to something like in a window manager? Well, you could have a command, and most window managers will let you assign keybindings through a control panel or resource file. You could map Alt-F7 to that command.

Can you explain the problem in more detail?

@wje_lf

Ctrl-Alt-F# is what usually changes virtual terminals, not just Alt-F#. These are usually somehow mapped by the window manager.

[wje_lf]

Cabhan, I think that munna_dude's context is best understood if you read this thread.

Just a guess.

[munna_dude]

yes exactly this is

X WIndow/Motif Programming

in this i want to excute Move (Meta+F7)

have to do this by programatically or any command to excute this..


please help me

thank you in advance

[wje_lf]

I find it confusing to discuss this in two threads at the same time. Why don't we all go over here?