On 2008-07-20, Ben Hutchings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Some of the standard bindings refer to keys that aren't in all keymaps > (e.g. Home in this case). Thankfully they are redundant with other > bindings. So it seems like it would be OK to suppress the warnings for > those bindings. > > I came up with a patch that makes that change, which I'd like to apply > to the Debian package. What do you think of this approach?
Too hacky, and complicates the config files. Better to just have a switch to make all the warnings non-logged (ioncore_warn_nolog), or something. Or maybe it should be the default; it's not that critical that keysym to keycode conversion fails, while string to keysym conversion is a clear config error that should be more prominently notified of. -- Tuomo
