- From: Irene VATTON <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 18:24:14 +0200
- To: Danton Nunes <danton@inexo.com.br>
- cc: www-amaya@w3.org
> Dear Amaya developers, > > I just installed 3.1 on my Linux (slackware-7) box with Brazilian > keyboard. I'm glad to know that compose methods improved a lot but > the deadkeys, i.e., accents that work without the compose key, still > don't work on Amaya 3.1. Amaya seems to ignore them completely, > regardless of the special>preferences>general>enable multi-key > selection. > > compose key works fine, as well as multi-key, *with wrong keys!*. > > Os Brazilian/Portuguese keyboard we have different keys for apostrophe > (') and acute accent. the latter is a deadkey. hitting apostrophe+a > results 'á', but dead-acute+a results 'a' without accent. The normal > behaviour (e.g. in vi editor) is apostrophe+a -> "'a" (two characters) > and dead-acute+a -> 'á' (a single accented letter). > > By the way, the deadkeys work fine in dialogue boxes. > > D.Nunes, from Brazil, still editing with vi, marking and pasting on > Amaya... > For me it's difficult to check that problem because I don't have that configuration and I ignore what Amaya receives when you hit the dead-key. If the dead-key works normally, I suggest you to disable the multi-key in special>preferences>general then to check what is received: either by xev or by debugging the Amaya code The concerned function is TtaHandleMultiKeyEvent Let me know the result of your investigations. -- Irene.
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