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XDeleteModifiermapEntry()			     XDeleteModifiermapEntry()

Name
  XDeleteModifiermapEntry  –  delete  an  entry	 from  an XModifierKeymap
  structure.

Synopsis
  XModifierKeymap *XDeleteModifiermapEntry(modmap,
	    keycode_entry, modifier)
	  XModifierKeymap *modmap;
	  KeyCode keycode_entry;
	  int modifier;

Arguments
  modmap    Specifies a pointer to an XModifierKeymap() structure.

  keycode_entry
	    Specifies the keycode of the key to be deleted from modmap.

  modifier  Specifies the modifier you no longer want mapped to the  key‐
	    code  specified  in keycode_entry.	This should be one of the
	    constants:	 ShiftMapIndex,	 LockMapIndex,	 ControlMapIndex,
	    Mod1MapIndex,  Mod2MapIndex,  Mod3MapIndex,	 Mod4MapIndex, or
	    Mod5MapIndex.

Returns
  The modified structure.

Description
  XDeleteModifiermapEntry() returns an XModifierKeymap() structure  suit‐
  able	for calling XSetModifierMapping(), in which the specified keycode
  is deleted from the set of keycodes that is  mapped  to  the	specified
  modifier  (like  Shift  or  Control).	 XDeleteModifiermapEntry() itself
  does not change the mapping.

  This function is normally used by calling XGetModifierMapping() to  get
  a  pointer  to  the  current XModifierKeymap() structure for use as the
  modmap argument to XDeleteModifiermapEntry().

  For a description of the modifier map, see XSetModifierMapping().

Structures
     typedef struct {
	 int max_keypermod;	  /* server's max number of keys per modifier */
	 KeyCode *modifiermap;	  /* an 8 by max_keypermod array of
	      * keycodes to be used as modifiers */
     } XModifierKeymap;

     #define ShiftMapIndex    0
     #define LockMapIndex     1
     #define ControlMapIndex  2
     #define Mod1MapIndex     3
     #define Mod2MapIndex     4
     #define Mod3MapIndex     5
     #define Mod4MapIndex     6
     #define Mod5MapIndex     7

See Also
  XFreeModifiermap(), XGetKeyboardMapping(), XGetModifierMapping(), XKey‐
  codeToKeysym(), XKeysymToKeycode(), XKeysymToString(), XLookupKeysym(),
  XLookupString(), XNewModifiermap(), XQueryKeymap(), XRebindKeySym, XRe‐
  freshKeyboardMapping(),  XSetModifierMapping(), XStringToKeysym(), XIn‐
  sertModifiermapEntry.

Xlib - Resource Manager				     XDeleteModifiermapEntry()

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