> Some comments here: > > * Although there are claims that this applies to French, etc, > it's really a pt_BR specific bug. Not because c-cedilla is > at all specific to Portuguese, but because the us-intl keymap, > which requires this combination to produce c-cedilla, is > used pretty much exclusively in Brazil.
The claims are well founded regarding french, believe me. Thus, its a pt_BR and fr_* bug at minimum. > I've seen lots of complaints about this problem, and they > are all from Brazilian Portuguese speakers. > > For this reason, I think a separate pt_BR.UTF-8 Compose > file is an appropriate solution. Yep, and one for en_CA and fr_* too. > * I think changing en_US.UTF-8's LC_LOCALE would be a mistake; > in a language neutral compose table, producing c-with-acute > is the only sensible result. You still need to provide a mean to generate a <c> with cedilla, and also read my comments about MS Windows compatibility and Linux non locale settings in my previous emails. > * There is some discussion of corresponding GTK+ bug (GTK+ doesn't > use XIM compose tables by default) at: > > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111334 > > Gustavo De Nardin has contributed the necessary code for a > input method that has the changed cedilla, and I'll be adding > that to future releases of GTK+ as the default for LC_CTYPE=pt_*. Thanks for the tip. I will follow this bug closely too. > Regards, > Owen Ciao Hans Deragon _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
