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Relative, InputDevice, Identifier, CorePointer, CoreKeyboard, SendCoreEvents, ServerLayout

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configuring X Windows on HP-UX (other graphics cards) the XF86Config file Section ìServerLayoutî Identifier ìMainLayoutî Screen 0 ìScreen 1" Absolute Screen 1 ìScreen 2" Absolute 1024 0 Screen ìScreen 3" Absolute 2048 0 . . . EndSection When the Relative keyword is used, the coordinates of the new screen's origin relative to reference screen follow the reference screen name. The following example shows how to use some of the relative positioning options: Section ìServerLayoutî Identifier ìMain Layoutî Screen 0 ìScreen 1" Screen 1 ìScreen 2ì RightOf ìScreen 1" Screen . . . ìScreen 3" Relative ìScreen 1" 2048 0 EndSection Each InputDevice is followed by an InputDeviceID, a required field that must be enclosed in double quotes. The InputDeviceID must match an Identifier in an InputDevice section. Last, an option may be provided. The option can also be specified in the InputDevice section. Typical options specified here are: CorePointer, CoreKeyboard, and SendCoreEvents. The option must be enclosed in double quotes. See the InputDevice section for more information regarding the options. Normally, at least two InputDevices are present: a keyboard and a mouse. Options that apply to the X Server may also be specified in this section. The following table lists all options that may be set in the ServerLayout section. Chapter 3 39

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configuring X Windows on HP-UX (other graphics cards)
the XF86Config file
Chapter 3
39
Section ìServerLayoutî
Identifier ìMainLayoutî
Screen 0
ìScreen 1" Absolute
Screen 1
ìScreen 2" Absolute 1024
0
Screen
ìScreen 3" Absolute 2048
0
. . .
EndSection
When the
Relative
keyword is used, the coordinates of the new screen's
origin relative to reference screen follow the reference screen name. The
following example shows how to use some of the relative positioning
options:
Section ìServerLayoutî
Identifier
ìMain Layoutî
Screen 0
ìScreen 1"
Screen 1
ìScreen 2ì RightOf
ìScreen 1"
Screen
ìScreen 3" Relative ìScreen 1" 2048 0
. . .
EndSection
Each
InputDevice
is followed by an InputDeviceID, a required field
that must be enclosed in double quotes. The InputDeviceID must match
an
Identifier
in an
InputDevice
section. Last, an option may be
provided. The option can also be specified in the
InputDevice
section.
Typical options specified here are:
CorePointer
,
CoreKeyboard
, and
SendCoreEvents
. The option must be enclosed in double quotes. See
the
InputDevice
section for more information regarding the options.
Normally, at least two InputDevices are present: a keyboard and a
mouse.
Options that apply to the X Server may also be specified in this section.
The following table lists all options that may be set in the
ServerLayout
section.