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Command: dxkbledpanel | Section: 1 | Source: Digital UNIX | File: dxkbledpanel.1X.gz
dxkbledpanel(1X) dxkbledpanel(1X)
NAME
dxkbledpanel - Present an on-screen display of keyboard indicators.
SYNOPSIS
dxkbledpanel [options]
OPTIONS
mask is a bitmask where each bit corresponds to one of the thirty-two
available keyboard indicators. If -watch is used, dxkbledpanel will
only display the indicators specified by mask. -automatic instructs
dxkbledpanel to omit automatic XKB indicators from the display. +auto-
matic instructs dxkbledpanel to include automatic XKB indicators in the
display. -explicit instructs dxkbledpanel to omit explicit XKB indica-
tors from the display. +explicit instructs dxkbledpanel to include ex-
plicit XKB indicators in the display. -named instructs dxkbledpanel to
omit named XKB indicators from the display. +named instructs dxkbled-
panel to include named XKB indicators in the display. -real instructs
dxkbledpanel to omit real XKB indicators from the display. +real in-
structs dxkbledpanel to include real XKB indicators in the display.
-virtual instructs dxkbledpanel to omit virtual XKB indicators from the
display. +virtual instructs dxkbledpanel to include virtual XKB indi-
cators in the display. -intersection instructs dxkbledpanel to only
present the indicators that meet each of the requirements specified by
the above options. -union instructs dxkbledpanel to present the indi-
cators that meet any of the requirements specified by the above
The default set of options is -intersection +named +virtual.
DESCRIPTION
The dxkbledpanel command is meant to be a replacement for the kb_indi-
cator application. If XKB is active in the server, the dxkbledpanel
command presents an on-screen display of keyboard indicators. Each of
the indicators is represented by a toggle button. Pressing on the tog-
gle button will change the state of the indicator as well as the modi-
fier, control, or group state flagged by the indicator. See the XKB
library specification for more information on modifier, control, and
group state.
SEE ALSO
Commands: xkbcomp(1X), kb_indicator(1X)
Others: X(1X)
dxkbledpanel(1X)