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INSTALL
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Author: Mike Bennett (smoog@stressbunny.com)
Last Update: 24/04/2001
Contents
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1. Installation & Compiling
2. Using wayV
3. Requirements
4. Important Notes
Installation
------------
1. ./configure
2. make
3. make install
IF YOU'RE ALREADY USING wayV AND HAVE EDITED wayv.conf MAKE SURE AND
BACKUP A COPY OF YOUR VERSION!!!! (see the file UPGRADING for more
information)
4. look at doc/trained-gestures.jpg to see what gestures wayV is setup
to recognize
5. wayV's two configuration files, wayv.conf and DEFAULT.wkey, are installed
in /usr/local/share but it is possible to specify a different directory
6. to start wayV run the program wayv (by default installed in /usr/local/bin)
NOTE: If configure doesn't find XExtension and XTest you won't be able
to send keypress' via wayV
Using
-----
Hold down the activation button (by default mouse button 2) and
key(s) (see doc/HOWTO-wayv-config for further information) and
move the mouse around.
When the button and key(s) are released look at the xterm wayV is
running in. You'll see a grid filled in with 0s and 1s. The 1s should
indicate the path followed by the mouse.
If display output is turned on when you press the activation button
and key(s) a white border will appear around the screen - with the
path followed by the mouse highlighted in various colours.
NOTE: When you're inputting a gesture, if the display is on, its
best to wait till the white border appears before doing the gesture.
Requirements
------------
1. A flavour of Unix (development occurs mainly on Linux and earlier
versions were tested under Solaris and FreeBSD)
2. Running X server with a pointer, e.g. a mouse, trackball, etc
3. gcc and X libraries
4. make, gcc, autoconf, install - all the usual
Optional:
1. X server that supports X extension
2. X server that supports XTest (for sending fake keypress events)
Important Notes
---------------
1. There aren't many default actions associated with the gestures, if
you draw a C Xcalc should start (presuming its in your path). Have
a look at the file src/wayv.conf, specifically the Action sub-sections.
Read doc/HOW-wayv-config to learn how to setup other actions.
2. Have a look at wayv.conf, specifically the Launch value, if
its M1 then mouse button 1 is the activation key, if its M2 then
its mouse button 2 and if its M3 then its mouse button 3, etc.
3. If the full screen input display is on and you press the activation
button(s) WAIT till the white border FULLY appears before drawing
a gesture.
4. Make sure the main configuration file wayv.conf and DEFAULT.wkey are in
the default directory (usually /usr/local/share) or else specific where
to find them on command line when starting wayV, e.g. wayv /etc/wayv.conf
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