Linux command
warpd 命令
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常用示例
Example
warpd
Example
warpd -f
Example
warpd --hint
Example
warpd --grid
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warpd --normal
Example
warpd --hint --oneshot
List
warpd --list-options
Example
warpd -c [path/to/config]
说明
warpd is a modal keyboard-driven pointer manipulation program. It provides three main modes for moving the mouse cursor without a physical mouse, using an interaction model inspired by vi. Normal mode (activated by default with A-M-c) provides vi-like cursor movement using hjkl keys, with support for numeric multipliers to control movement distance. Hint mode (A-M-x) overlays labeled hints on screen locations, allowing quick pointer warping by typing the corresponding label. Grid mode (A-M-g) divides the screen into a 2x2 grid, recursively subdividing on each selection to narrow down the target location. Additional modes include history mode which shows hints over previously selected targets, and screen mode for navigating between multiple monitors. Configuration is done via `~/.config/warpd/config`.
参数
- -f, --foreground
- Run in the foreground (useful for debugging).
- -l, --list-keys
- Print a list of valid keys which can be used as config values.
- --list-options
- Print all configurable options.
- -v, --version
- Display version information.
- -c, --config _file_
- Use the provided config file (use - for stdin).
- --hint
- Run in daemonless hint mode.
- --hint2
- Run in two-stage hint mode.
- --grid
- Run in grid mode (divides screen into quadrants for selection).
- --normal
- Run in normal mode (vi-like cursor movement).
- --history
- Run in history hint mode (hints over previously selected targets).
- --screen
- Run in screen selection mode (for multi-monitor setups).
- --oneshot
- Exit after mode completion instead of dropping into normal mode.
- --click _button_
- Send a mouse click and exit.
- --move _'x y'_
- Position pointer at the specified coordinates.
FAQ
What is the warpd command used for?
warpd is a modal keyboard-driven pointer manipulation program. It provides three main modes for moving the mouse cursor without a physical mouse, using an interaction model inspired by vi. Normal mode (activated by default with A-M-c) provides vi-like cursor movement using hjkl keys, with support for numeric multipliers to control movement distance. Hint mode (A-M-x) overlays labeled hints on screen locations, allowing quick pointer warping by typing the corresponding label. Grid mode (A-M-g) divides the screen into a 2x2 grid, recursively subdividing on each selection to narrow down the target location. Additional modes include history mode which shows hints over previously selected targets, and screen mode for navigating between multiple monitors. Configuration is done via `~/.config/warpd/config`.
How do I run a basic warpd example?
Run `warpd` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -f, --foreground do in warpd?
Run in the foreground (useful for debugging).