X11::Keysyms - Perl module for names of X11 keysyms

       This module was generated semi-automatically by Stephen McCamant (<SMCCAM@cpan.org>) from the header file
       'X11/keysymdef.h', distributed by the X Consortium.

       This module exports a hash mapping the names of X11 keysyms, such as 'A' or 'Linefeed' or
       'Hangul_J_YeorinHieuh', onto the numbers that represent them. The first argument to 'use' is the name of
       the variable the hash should be exported into, and the rest are names of subsets of the keysysms to
       export: one or more of

         'MISCELLANY', 'XKB_KEYS', '3270', 'LATIN1', 'LATIN2',
         'LATIN3', 'LATIN4', 'KATAKANA', 'ARABIC', 'CYRILLIC',
         'GREEK', 'TECHNICAL', 'SPECIAL', 'PUBLISHING', 'APL',
         'HEBREW', 'THAI', 'KOREAN'.

       If this list is omitted, the list

         'MISCELLANY', 'XKB_KEYS', 'LATIN1', 'LATIN2', 'LATIN3',
         'LATIN4', 'GREEK'

       is used.

       X11::Keysyms - Perl module for names of X11 keysyms

perl(1), X11::Protocol, XWindowSystemProtocol(XVersion11).

perl v5.36.0                                       2022-10-13                                       Keysyms(3pm)

         use X11::Keysyms '%Keysyms', qw(MISCELLANY XKB_KEYS LATIN1);
         %Keysyms_name = reverse %Keysyms;
         $ks = $Keysyms{'BackSpace'};
         $name = $Keysysms_name{$ks};