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Subject: Re: [synergy] switching screens via keyboard hotkey
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A trick I've used for years is to link the left of left-most and right =
of the right-most screens then use the switchCorners and =
switchCornerSize options on those screens to prevent the cursor from =
traversing that link when moved.  Set switchCorners on the left screen =
to 'left' and on the right screen to 'right' and set switchCornerSize on =
both to at least half the vertical resolution.  Now, just like before, =
you can't move your cursor across the left-most and right-most edges =
but, unlike before, switchInDirection will loop!

cheers,
-chris

On Nov 12, 2012, at 11:20 AM, wes wrote:

> I am aware that we can configure the option to switch to a given =
screen, or even in a given direction, via keyboard commands, like so:
>=20
> keystroke(alt+left) =3D switchInDirection(left)
>=20
> from my limited testing, it appears as though if I'm already on the =
leftmost screen, this command will not cause synergy to move me to the =
farthest-right screen, in other words it doesn't wrap around in a =
continuous cycle.
>=20
> additionally, I could not find an option similar to "switch to next =
screen in sequence" or anything really other than "switch to a specific =
screen." does any such option exist, and I'm just missing it?
>=20
> if it's not there, that's fine - I just wanted to check with the group =
to make sure I didn't miss anything before I open a feature request.
>=20
> thanks,
> -wes
>=20
> --=20
> =20
> =20