On 12.12.2009, at 17:50, Greg Ercolano wrote:
> Greg Ercolano wrote:
>
>> [re: upside down saucepan]
>> ..so maybe that \xe2\x8e\x87 (which I think is a unicode string) might
>> be the wrong character..?
>
> I'm thinking maybe that should instead be:
>
> \xe2\x8c\xa5
>
> I checked this in just now; r6961. Fix seemed to work form me.
>
>
> PS. I derived this by going over to wikipedia and searched for "Apple
> Keyboard",
> and there it showed the saucepan character, so I copy/pasted it into a file
> and used od(1) to show the file in hex codes.
Or you could have found it in fl_symbol.cxx:
203: if (shortcut & FL_ALT) {strcpy(p,"\xe2\x8c\xa5"); p += 3;} // ⌥
alternative key symbol
> "This symbol, originating on the Apple Lisa, represented the pull-out
> plastic card situated under the Lisa keyboard."
>
> Wow, that's a stretch.
>
> Anyway, for whatever reason there's apparently an upside-down version of
> this symbol as well, which we seemed to be using. r6961 should fix that I
> think.
Maybe there was another card located *on top of* the Lisa keyboard? :-P
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