diff -Nur ydotool-1.0.1-orig/manpage/ydotool.1.scd ydotool-1.0.1/manpage/ydotool.1.scd
--- ydotool-1.0.1-orig/manpage/ydotool.1.scd	2022-02-16 19:38:49.000000000 +1000
+++ ydotool-1.0.1/manpage/ydotool.1.scd	2022-03-21 14:46:37.916103638 +1000
@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
 YDOTOOL(1)
-
 # NAME
 
 ydotool - command-line _/dev/uinput_ automation tool
 
 # SYNOPSIS
 
-*ydotool* *cmd* _args_ [ , *cmd* _args_ ... ]
+*ydotool* *cmd* _args_
 
 *ydotool* *cmd* --help
 
@@ -14,8 +13,6 @@
 
 *ydotool* lets you programmatically (or manually) simulate keyboard input and mouse activity, etc. It does this by writing directly to _/dev/uinput_ so it generally needs to run as root.
 
-It's possible to chain multiple commands together, separated by a comma between two spaces.
-
 Currently implemented command(s):
 
 *type*
@@ -26,67 +23,37 @@
 	Move mouse pointer to absolute position
 *click*
 	Click on mouse buttons
-*recorder*
-	Record/replay input events
-*sleep*
-	sleep for a while
 
 # KEYBOARD COMMANDS
-*key* [*--up*] [*--down*] [*--next-delay* _<ms>_] [*--key-delay* _<ms>_] [*--repeat* _<times>_] [*--repeat-delay <ms>*] _<key sequence>_
+*key* [*-d*,*--key-delay* _<ms>_] [_<KEYCODE:PRESSED>_ ...]
 
-	Type a given keystroke. Examples being "alt+r", "ctrl+J",
-	"ctrl+alt+n", "backspace".
+	Type a given keycode.
+	
+	e.g. 28:1 28:0 means pressing on the Enter button on a standard US keyboard.
 
-	Options:
+	42:1 38:1 38:0 24:1 24:0 38:1 38:0 42:0 - "LOL"
 
-	*--up*
-		Only keyup
-		
-	*--down*
-		Only keydown
+	Non-interpretable values, such as 0, aaa, l0l, will only cause a delay.
 
-	*--delay* _<ms>_
-		Delay before starting to output keystrokes. Default 100ms.
+	See `/usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h' for available key codes (KEY_\*).
 
-	*--key-delay* _<ms>_
+	Options:
+	*-d*,*--key-delay* _<ms>_
 		Delay time between keystrokes. Default 12ms.
 
-	*--repeat* _<times>_
-		Times to repeat the key sequence.
-
-	*--repeat-delay* _<ms>_
-		Delay time between repetitions. Default 0ms.
-
-	Generally, any valid name from _/usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h_ will work. Multiple keys are separated by '+'.
-
-	Each key sequence can be any number of modifiers and keys, separated by plus (+)
-
-	For example: alt+r Alt+F4 CTRL+alt+f3 aLT+1+2+3 ctrl+Backspace 
-
-	Since we are emulating keyboard input, combinations like Shift+# is invalid because typing a `#' involves pressing Shift and 3.
-
-	Example: Switch to tty1:
-		ydotool key ctrl+alt+f1
-
-	Example: Close a window in graphical environment:
-		ydotool key Alt+F4
-
-*type* [*--next-delay* _<ms>_] [*--key-delay* _<ms>_] [*--texts* _arg_] [*--file* _<filepath>_] "_texts_"
+*type* [*-D*,*--next-delay* _<ms>_] [*-d*,*--key-delay* _<ms>_] [*-f*,*--file* _<filepath>_] "_text_"
 
 	Types text as if you had typed it on the keyboard.
 
 	Options:
 
-	*--next-delay* _<ms>_
-		Delay before starting typing. Default 100ms.
+	*-d*,*--key-delay* _<ms>_
+		Delay time between key events (up/down each). Default 12ms.
 
-	*--key-delay* _<ms>_
-		Delay time between keystrokes. Default 12ms.
-
-	*--texts* _arg_
-		Texts to type
+	*-D*,*--next-delay* _<ms>_
+		Delay between strings. Default 0ms.
 
-	*--file* _<filepath>_
+	*-f*,*--file* _<filepath>_
 		Specify a file, the contents of which will be typed as if passed as an argument. The filepath may also be '-' to read from stdin.
 
 	Example: to type 'Hello world!' you would do:
@@ -94,8 +61,8 @@
 
 # MOUSE COMMANDS
 
-*mousemove* _<x> <y>_
-	Move the mouse to the specific relative X and Y coordinates on the screen.
+*mousemove* [*-a*,*--absolute*] _<x> <y>_
+	Move the mouse to the relative X and Y coordinates on the screen.
 
 	Options:
 	*--absolute*
@@ -104,47 +71,38 @@
 	Example: to move the cursor to absolute coordinates (100,100):
 		ydotool mousemove --absolute 100 100
 
-*click*  [*--next-delay* _<ms>_] _button_
-	Send a click. Buttons are: _left_, _right_ or _middle_
-
-	Options:
-
-	*--next-delay* _<ms>_
-		Delay before click. Default 100ms.
-
-	*--up*
-		Only mouseup
-
-	*--down*
-		Only mousedown
-
-	*--buttons* _<arg>_
-		Buttons to press (left, right, middle)
-
-	Example: Mouse middle click:
-		ydotool click middle
-
-*recorder* [*--record* _<devices>_] [*--replay* _<input files>_] [*--display*] [*--duration* _<ms>_] [*--devices* _<path>_] [*--file* _<path>_]
+*click* [*-d*,*--next-delay* _<ms>_] [*-r*,*--repeat* _N_ ] [_button_ ...]
+	Send a click.
 
 	Options:
+	*-d*,*--next-delay* _<ms>_
+		Delay between input events (up/down, a compete click means doubled time). Default 25ms.
 
-	*--record* _<devices>_
-		Devices to record from. Default is all, including non-keyboard devices.
-
-	*--replay* _<input files>_
-		The record file can't be replayed on an architecture with different endianness.
-
-	*--display*
-		Display
+	*-r*,*--repeat* _N_
+		Repeat entire sequence N times
 
-	*--duration* _<ms>_
-		Record duration. Otherwise use SIGINT to stop recording.
+	all mouse buttons are represented using hexadecimal numeric values, with an optional
+	bit mask to specify if mouse up/down needs to be omitted.
 
-	*--devices* _<path>_
-		Devices, separated by comma, to record from. Default is all devices (default: "")
+	- 0x00 - LEFT
+	- 0x01 - RIGHT
+	- 0x02 - MIDDLE
+	- 0x03 - SIDE
+	- 0x04 - EXTR
+	- 0x05 - FORWARD
+	- 0x06 - BACK
+	- 0x07 - TASK
+	- 0x40 - Mouse down
+	- 0x80 - Mouse up
+    
+	Examples:
+
+	- 0x00: chooses left button, but does nothing (you can use this to implement extra sleeps)
+	- 0xC0: left button click (down then up)
+	- 0x41: right button down
+	- 0x82: middle button up
 
-	*--file* _<path>_
-		File to record to / replay from
+	The '0x' prefix can be omitted if you want.
 
 # AUTHOR