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Re: autoload syntax
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- From: Ray Andrews <rayandrews@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: autoload syntax
- Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2012 09:35:07 -0800
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All,
I'm just working on my first C project in linux, it's a function for
moving the mouse pointer to various memorized positions via keystrokes.
Three questions:
Can I link this program with zsh the same way I do with a zsh function
so that it becomes part of the shell?
As it is now, the various memorized positions for the mouse pointer are
stored in a file. Can I store them in a persistent array? As a
stand-alone utility I can see that this might be difficult, which is why
I'm hoping that if the function becomes part of the shell, an array
could be persistent.
How would I make it work in the gui as well as in a terminal? I want to
bind keys that will function regardless of which application is running.
I suspect that this would be done in metacity (Gnome).
Thanks
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