Pavel Janík wrote:
It is. Just X11 does not tell us.
And can't we fake it with e.g. using some function-static counter? As I
can see from my dumps, X11 (on Mac OS X) it just sends many KEYINPUT
events, so we can count/remember them...
Been there, done that :-). Unfortunately that doesn't work well with
input methods. Waiting for no more (unfiltered) key events to happen is
not an option. Looking ahead in the X queue for key events can do the
trick, but will badly interact with input methods.
You can witness the repeat count at work in writer whereas most
controls do not use it.
You mean that I can see it in Writer window?
Yes. A key event 'A' with repeat count 5 produces 5 'A' in there. At
least it used to do.
Kind regards, pl
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