On Sat, Mar 06, 2004 at 12:26:01AM +, Markus Kuhn wrote:
> > while trying to develop a keymap which includes mathematical symbols, I am
> > wondering about the exact status of the "UCS keysyms" 0x0100 and
> > above... Are these already standardized? Do any X servers except XF86
> > current
MK> The X.Org Foundation has given me access to their CVS just last week to
MK> ammend the X11 protocol specification and to make this convention
MK> official. I was on a phone conference with them last Monday and they all
MK> agreed that adding the 0x0100 convention to the standard would be
MK
AK> while trying to develop a keymap which includes mathematical symbols, I am
AK> wondering about the exact status of the "UCS keysyms" 0x0100 and
AK> above... Are these already standardized?
They are under discussion at X.Org.
AK> Do any X servers except XF86 currently use them?
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while trying to develop a keymap which includes mathematical symbols, I am
wondering about the exact status of the "UCS keysyms" 0x0100 and
above... Are these already standardized? Do any X servers except XF86
currently use them?
The X.org Architecture Task Force (the g
Alexander Krauss wrote on 2004-03-05 17:36 UTC:
> while trying to develop a keymap which includes mathematical symbols, I am
> wondering about the exact status of the "UCS keysyms" 0x0100 and
> above... Are these already standardized? Do any X servers except XF86
> currently use them?
The X.Or
Alexander Krauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ÑÐ:
> I also noticed that the Compose-Files of 4.3.0 in UTF-8 locales use the
> U keysyms even for characters that have old keysyms (all the accented
> latin-{12...} chars). Is this an intended policy change or did it just
> happen because they were au
Hello List,
while trying to develop a keymap which includes mathematical symbols, I am
wondering about the exact status of the "UCS keysyms" 0x0100 and
above... Are these already standardized? Do any X servers except XF86
currently use them?
And... how exactly should they be interpreted by cl
