John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| On Sun, Jul 21, 2002 at 12:08:40PM +0200, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
|
| > >> I'm using lyx 1.2 for a couple of weeks now and is is great. However today I
| > >> started writing a text and got a strange behaviour. Everytime I press a key
| > >> for the second time , e.g. "mm" nothing happens. This happens for all keys
| > >> including backspace, space and so on.
| > >
| > | This is the third or so report on this, but we couldn't find out the
| > | problem. Try fiddling with your X key repeat settings ...
| > >
| > >> WorkArea: Key is `l' [108]
| > >> WorkArea: Keysym is `l' [108]
| > >> Using keysym [B]
| > >> Workarea Diff: 0
| > >
| > | This diff should NOT be 0 !
| >
| > exactly! a bug in the xserver!
| This seems a hasty conclusion ...
perhaps... but the bug that makes the diff be 0 is not one of LyX's
| > I did have a look at this earlier, and I found that on my laptop I
| > only see this when comming out of suspend. Which implies a bug in the
| > XServer. But anyway, we might be able to handle it, but it is very
| > hard without having separate events for key pressed and key released.
| > (a bug in XForms IMHO)
|
| FL_KEYRELEASE is in 0.89+ according to the source.
But it is never called...
| Since you can
| reproduce this, could you look further ? This whole code makes me very
| nervous - where is the guarantee of monotonicity for xke->time ?
It is a timestamp...
I can, as said, only reproduce it on a box that comes out of
suspend... there I have no keyrepeat working in any program because of
this diff thing, also it impossible to cut/copy and paste anything in
any program...
| This makes LyX totally unusable for people seeing this problem
How many are that?
--
Lgb
