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User cloph changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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CC|'es' |'cloph,es'
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Keywords|needmoreinfo |needmoreinfo, oooqa
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Feb 8 11:22:49 -0800
2005 -------
es is right. This is a IME feature of GTK.
with this method you can enter unicode-characters (similar to <alt>+<numpad> on
windows).
The question is: Why is this used in KDE environment?
If this is only in Gnome/GTK, then there's no bug at all
<ctrl>+<shift>+3,A,3 will enter unicode character U+3A3 (greek capital sigma Î)
It is a feature.
The proper solution to handle this is:
Only use it when using Gnome/GTK
Offer the IME-Selection in the context-menu like other gnome/GTK apps do (select
"X Input Method" and you won't have the gtk features available)
right-click in the text-area of gedit -> Input Methods -> <list of installed
modes>
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