Owen Taylor wrote: > On Sat, 2007-12-01 at 19:16 +0300, Evgeniy Ivanov wrote: > >> Hi! I think there is a bug in the gtk_bindings_activate from >> gtkbindings. >> I'm not sure, thus I didn't open it. >> >> Here is example of what happens: >> >> GtkWidget *entry; >> entry = gtk_entry_new (); >> //... Some routines like settext >> int modifiers = 0; >> modifiers |= GDK_CONTROL_MASK; >> gtk_bindings_activate(G_OBJECT(entry),118,modifiers); //118 is the >> keycode of 'V', and it works (text is pasted). >> gtk_bindings_activate(G_OBJECT(entry),1741,modifiers); >> /* >> 1741 is the code of Cyrillic_em, which is located on the same physical >> key as 'V'. So thei shortcut should work too, but >> gtk_bindings_activate returns FALSE. >> What's wrong? Should it work or the idea of gtk_bindings_activate in >> something else? >> */ >> > > The full handling is only present when you use > gtk_bindings_activate_event(). By the time that you go from an event to > a keyval, needed information has been lost. > > - Owen > > (gtk_bindings_activate() is basically just there for compatibility - it > existed before the fancy handling that does the Cyrillic vs. Latin on > the same key was implemented.) >
Forgive me if I didn't understand the problem correctly, but isn't it the same as: you turn on Russian keyboard layout, you press Ctrl-C (C meaning English key on the keyboard, it generates Russian S), and nothing happens. Neither for accelerators (gtk_accel_* stuff) nor for keybindings (Ctrl-C in GtkEntry). Is it supposed to work? Because it doesn't (same thing in KDE). I thought it was just one of those things why Linux sucks ;) Best regards, Yevgen _______________________________________________ gtk-devel-list mailing list gtk-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list
