ould
> I contact?
First check the above keymaps, and if yours is only a variant of
one of them you should add a variant inside of the file instead of
making a different file.
PS: it's possible that those files were added in 4.2 only, I don't
remember when I sent them;
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pose key;
I put
= { [ Multi_key ] };
and "xev" tells me that a "Multi_key" keysym is sent; but it has no
effect at all on composing sequences...
Thanks
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ng edited and
not in the command buffer, that means it is impossible to search
a string with a char that must be typed with AltGr key.
This is with GNU Emacs 21.2.93.1 compiled with the 4.2.99.5 xfree libs
(with a version compiled with 4.2 libs previous to the 4.2.99 ones
that problem didn&#x
ls
that the turkish casing scheme iswanted; eg: "case:turkish" or something
like that.
Or maybe (better imho) defining that in the layout file itself;
something like:
key { [ q, Q ] };
...
key { type[group1] = "TURKISH", [ idotless, I ] };
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= Caps_Lock to simply special case this; if the lower case
> key is 'i', then check to see whether the key in the second level
> is 'I' or 'Idotabove', and act accordingly.
Such one is a nice idea, it wouldn't even need the introduction of a special
keyword
only two first levels and ignores others).
Yes; each pair of unshifted/shifted symboles should be treated separately
(there may be [ less, greater, ae, AE ], as well as [ q, Q, at, micron ],
and [ o, O, oe, OE ] )
> Now I see that I have to improve such keys processing. But when it be done
>
etters may be different, eg: [ x, A ] will
work.
- otherwise, for each alphabetic letter, the uppercase letter is returned;
also for symbols in shift2 (eg: [ x, a ] gives "X" when you press
the key, and "A" when pressed with shift).
- for non alphabetic letters, the sym
