Jean-Marc,
I have found a quick & dirty solution to the dead keys problem; I totally
deactivate the deadkey event check in sub 'isDeadEvent' in file lyxlookup.C;
I force a return value of 'false' in all cases.
This solves the problem by now waiting for a smarter solution!
Eventually it could be a configure directive or a preprocessor directive or
whatever you think is appropriate.
Bien amicalement
Jacques
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Jacques" == Jacques B Siboni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Jacques> But presently the problem occurs with lyx editor: generation
> Jacques> of accented characters is ok 'e leads to é `e leads to è "e
> Jacques> leads to ë but generation of standard apostrophe, double
> Jacques> quote, caret (^), tilde and back quote are impossible. Lyx
> Jacques> refuses I get the accent that would be upon a character.
> Jacques> Generated LateX is \i \'{ } instead of '
>
> Hello,
>
> I can confirm this problem, which existed already in 1.0.3, as far as
> I can tell.
>
> Jacques> I believe it is a known problem.
>
> No, it was not. Thanks for reporting it. I have moved the discussion
> to lyx-devel so that a fix can be devised.
>
> Lars, I do not understand the use of the isDeadEvent() function in
> lyxlookup. I thought at the time that it was to avoid a clash with our
> own dead key handling. However, now that I think about it, LyX dead
> key handling is done mainly on plain characters. For example,
> \kmod ' acute aAcCeEiIjJlLnNoOsSuUzZ
> will act on a real ascii quote character, not on a ' dead key. So, why
> is it necessary to filter dead key events at all?
>
> JMarc
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