[Bug-xnee] Re: XNEE problems / Questions

[Henrik Sandklef]

Burke, James wrote:

> > Shell problem:
> > I followed the example in section "5.8 Shell scripts using Xnee" of the xnee 
> > manual. Part of that example included xnee_fake_key calls:
> >                 Xnee_fake_key l
> >                 Xnee_fake_key s
> >                 Xnee_fake_key XK_Return
>
> Try "Return" (and not XK_Return)  ......
>
> Does it work, then one of us has made a woops in the docs.
>
> JB - No, Return did not fix the problem.


Strange, works here.

> > When I run the script, only the "l" gets outputted - the "s" and the return do 
> > not.
>
> >  I found that if I insert a "xnee_init_file" right before each "xnee_fake_key" 
> > call, it works.
>
> The example and the bash file you're sourcing states you must call the 
> init function.
>
> JB - I do call "xnee_init_file" at the start of the script:
> JB -            #!/bin/bash
> JB -            . ~/jpburke/xnee_code/xnee-3.02/share/xnee.sh
> JB -
> JB -            xnee_init_file
> JB -            sleep 1
> JB -            xnee_fake_key l
> JB -            xnee_fake_key s
> JB -            xnee_fake_key Return
> JB -            sleep 1
> JB -            xnee_close_down
> JB - 
> JB - As executed above, I only get the "l" output. If I insert an xnee_init_file
> JB - call before each xnee_fake_key call then it works as intended - "ls" and
> JB - return is typed in my xterm and a listing of files in the current directory
> JB - is displayed. 


odd ..... yet crappy


Will have a look ... but after the other bug is fixed.