On Friday 27 June 2008 17:29 +0200, Pavel Sanda wrote: > > PS Here is what I tried: in american.kmap I put > > > > \kmod ' acute aeiouAEIOU > > > > # \kmod "," cedilla native > > > > \kxmod ' c ç > > just a wild guess, what happen with this: > > \kxmod acute c ç > > pavel
This still gives me an accented c... However, it does have a strange side effect. In order to test this, I choose "remap keyboard" in LyX, then point to the american.kmap edited as above. Then, my dead keys seem to be "doubly dead" (undead?) in the following sense: I must type _two_ spaces after a dead key so as to get the corresponding character (normally, one is enough). Furthermore, I don't get a single quote this way, but an isolated acute accent. In other words, with such a keyboard remap, it's impossible to get a single quote in LyX. And at last, only the accents (acute, grave, circonflex...) exhibit this behavior. The double quote retains its normal dead key behavior. All this seems stranger and stranger... Why doesn't LyX react as most other apps?... -- Daniel Clément
