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I've had a look at things and it seems that fcitx doesn't like it when you
call Xutf8LookupString() before XFilterEvent().
The XIM API is a bit
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Pierre Ossman wrote: 1. Implement a hook system in FLTK where applications
get an opportunity to handle platform events before FLTK. Then ...
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Actually, Fl::event_dispatch() is called much later than what is needed
here. It allows intercepting FLTK events, but not the native ones. It
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Sparkaround,
Many thanks for your great help.
We now have all the information needed about the patch and the
issue of composed character
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The add() function in Fl_Tree needs to be able to allow the user to specify
items that contain front slashes, without the slashes being
I was noticing while creating the Fl_Tree API I had some second thoughts
about function naming.
Things like: open() / close() / select() / deselect() all seem obvious enough,
but when testing to see if something is selected, seemed one could go
either present or past tense:
is_open() vs.
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Fix Version: 1.3-current (r8632)
Fixed in Subversion repository.
Fl_Tree's add(), item_pathname(), and other 'pathname' oriented methods
now handle escape characters (\) to protect forward and back slashes.
I guess it's too late to change now, but to avoid future madness,
is there something most folks agree on with this? I'd be curious..
I don't know about others, but I've always preferred past tense - is_opened(),
etc
Regards,
Ben
Hey all,
I've not been able to work this out, but how does one rebuild the online
doxygen docs from the latest source? I can build my own local copy, but the
ones online are a little outdated and I've done a pile of work improving them
(especially with the FileChooser class).
I'd appreciate