On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, H.S.Rai wrote:
> When caps lock is on, "shift+A" print "A" inplace of
> expected "a", i.e uppercase of lettre inplace of lower case.
Caps Lock (well actually the lock modifier) will print the capital of a
character regardless of anything else.
What shift prints however, depends on what is set through xmodmap.
do xmodmap -pke
the first entry for each character is what is printed with no modifiers,
the second is with the Shift modifier (regardless of any other
modifiers).
Hence, Shift only cares what's in the second entry and not what other
modifiers are set
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