On Mon, 1 Feb 2010, Arkady Glazov wrote:
N900 hardware keyboard does not support simultaneous pressing three
keys. You must "lock" function key by double press Fn and after them
shift+ letter
Understood! But notice that for my sample xkb config, to print the "["
char that I slotted at the 4th level, I would have to:
a) lock Fn (by double press)
b) shift (by single press)
c) type "h" key once
but it doesn't work. However, let's say I had programmed my "c" key as
key <AB03> { [c, C, ccedilla, Ccedilla ] };
then the "ç" (lowercase cedilla) is accessible via "Fn" and "Ç" (uppercase
cedilla) is accessible via "locked-Fn" plus "Shift-c."
So why does FOUR_LEVEL, or its variants, appear to only work for lowercase
/ uppercase character pairs but not for any other character combinations.
Specifically, is the Hildon layer enforcing this behaviour?
--denis
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