Cannot start under x11 and wayland, an error occurs

[linux36524]

thread 'main' panicked at swhkd/src/config.rs:7:80:
called Result::unwrap() on an Err value: Grammar(Error { variant: ParsingError { positives: [command], negatives: [] }, location: Pos(204), line_col: Pos((7, 2)), path: Some("/home/xxx/.config/swhkd/swhkdrc"), line: "button8", continued_line: None, parse_attempts: None })
note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace

[Shinyzenith]

Hi @linux36524 it seems your configuration file is incorrect
Cc: @lavafroth

[lavafroth]

Hi. It seems you're either attempting to use the key 8 from numeric row or the keypad. If you wish to use the numeric row key, simply use `8` instead of `button8`. If it is the other one, use `kp8`. All of the key names are the same as defined in the kernel without the `KEY_` prefix.

[linux36524]

Hi. It seems you're either attempting to use the key 8 from numeric row or the keypad. If you wish to use the numeric row key, simply use 8 instead of button8. If it is the other one, use kp8. All of the key names are the same as defined in the kernel without the KEY_ prefix.

button8 is the mouse button.
This is the configuration of sxhkd, no problem,

button8
	xte 'keydown Alt_L' 'key n' 'keyup Alt_L'

But when ported to swhkd, it is like this, is there anything wrong with writing it this way?

button8
	wtype -M alt n -m alt

[lavafroth]

I'm afraid there is no implementation for the mouse button in swkhd. Let me consult @Shinyzenith and check if we want to implement this.

[linux36524]

I'm afraid there is no implementation for the mouse button in swkhd. Let me consult @Shinyzenith and check if we want to implement this.

OK, thanks