On Sunday 24 August 2003 4:17, Leston Buell wrote: > keycode 0x71 = Mode_switch Multi_key
This is Alt_R, right? > keycode 54 = C NoSymbol Ccircumflex For this line, you need 'keycode 54 = c C ccircumflex Ccircumflex' otherwise you lose the lowercase 'c'. > clear Mod1 > clear Mod2 > clear Mod3 > clear Mod4 > clear Mod5 > add Mod1 = Alt_L Alt_R > add Mod2 = Mode_switch Multi_key I don't do any of these modkey changes, just the two lines above, and it works fine in xev, and if I use something other than ccircumflex. I don't see that as a keysym in any of the files in symbols/. What language is that used for? > When i open xkeycaps, when i mouse over the right Alt key (on my US > keyboard), i see that changes have taken place. However, when i try to > type anything into any application using the AltR key, nothing happens. > And yet, if i do Shift+AltR the Multi_key compose function does work. > This is not a problem with the Ccircumflex symbol; if i replace > Ccircumflex with some more common symbol (such as "r"), Mode_switch > still doesn't work. Any clues? Try using `xev` to see what the keysyms are when pressing the keys. > After hours of tinkering, Mode_switch finally started working on my > laptop, but i can't figure out what i did to make it work. I am > essentially running the same xmodmap file over two practically identical > keyboard mappings. Why would the result be different between the two > machines? Do `xmodmap -pk > outfile` on both machines and do a diff. That will show you your differences. Frank _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
