Migrating from StumpWM...

15 May 2012

      Hi! I'm migrating to Xmonad after 2 or 3 years of StumpWM and trying
to get keyBindings "stump-like".
My main problem is that I don't know how to use "C-t"(Control followed
by t) as a mod key. I tried this:

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import XMonad
import XMonad.Core

main = do
     xmonad $ defaultConfig
       {
         borderWidth = 2,
         modMask = myModMask
       }

myModMask = mod4Mask .|. xK_t
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But "xK_t" is not found... I guess I'm missing some import line, but I
couldn't imagine which one
(Also, I will use Control instead of Win Key).

There's also two StumpWM commands that I don't know if there's
something equivalent:

"run-or-raise": Type an application name. If it's already started, get
it focused; if not, launch it.
"execute": Type anything and it will be executed like "bash -c
<whathever-you-typed>". Simple as that.

I'm mainly a lisp programmer, but I'm completely ignorant to haskell,
so any help would be really appreciated.

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Rafael Ibraim
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