On Jan 20, 2007, at 11:54 AM, Robert Casties wrote:
>
> I haven't tested much but I see that the backtick-issue with the
> German
> keyboard still remains (nasty for shell-scripts and aucTeX):
>
> On a German (PowerBook?) keyboard S-⌥-` produces the correct ˚,
> without
> the ⌥ (alt) modifier S-` only produces the message
> “<S-268632064> is
> undefined”.
>
> I compiled rc1 from the full source tarball on PPC and Intel with the
> same results.
>
> Any insights on this front?
Ah well, must have confused this one with the Shift-alt-6 keyboard
error. (Does no one use anything besides German keyboards with
Emacs.app or do all other ones just work more simply? ;)
I can put in a special-case detection for shifted dead keys, but the
code in EmacsView-keyDown in nsterm.m is getting rather complicated
to handle all the special cases and I'm worried it will break
something else that I don't normally use. Could you and anyone else
interested please replace line 3852 with the following and test it as
thoroughly as you can for a couple of weeks? If ill effects with
other keys aren't observed I'll put it into the next release.
if (fnKeysym || (emacs_event->modifiers && [[theEvent
characters] length] > 0))
This "works for me" but I don't know if there are cases out there
where modified zero-character non-function keys should be passed to
emacs.
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