$world->macro$world->macro function: creates a MACRO
void $world->macro( |
keycode
, |
action
, | |
[attributes]
); |
void $world->macro( |
number
, |
[keycode
, | |
[action]]
, | |
[attributes]
); |
Creates a new macro, or edits the macro identified by number.
keycode represents a key such as
"KP_Home" or "<Control>F12".
The format is the one accepted by the GTK+ function
gtk_accelerator_parse(), but most of the time you
will want to use the
$world->getkeycode
function to retrieve the keycode
for a given key. action is what will be
executed when the key (or keys) is pressed.
Atributes is a reference to a hash defining attributes for the macro. Generally the call works like this:
$world->macro("keycode", "action", { attribute1 => value1,
attribute2 => value2, ... })
Possible attributes:
key: The key code.
action: The action to be
executed.
enabled: If value evaluates to
true, the macro is enabled, if false, it is disabled and is not run
if the key is pressed.
name: Assigns a name to the
macro, so that it can be referenced by name.