With xev and UK keyboard:
AltGr produces keysym 0xff7e
AltGr+3 produces keycode=12, state=0x2000, keysym=0x33
That's normal, It doesn't produce the threesuperior because it is not
defined in my uk.kimap file. You probably got a different uk.kimap file than
me.
So I've tried with AltGr+e (xev and UK keyboard)
e produces keycode=26, state=0x0000, keysym=0x65(e)
Shift+e produces keycode=26, state=0x0001, keysym=0x45(E)
AltGr+e produces keycode=26, state=0x2000, keysym=0xe9(eacute)
Now when I'm trying with Wine: (UK keyboard again)
e produces keycode=26, state=0x0000, keysym=0x65(e)
Shift+e produces keycode=26, state=0x0001, keysym=0x45(E)
AltGr+e produces keycode=26, state=0x0000, keysym=0x65(e)
Do you have an idea why within Wine AltGr is not considered like a
modifier??
Stephane Lussier
Macadamian Technologies
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Huw D M Davies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 5:33 AM
> To: Stephane Lussier
> Cc: wine-devel
> Subject: Re: Non us keyboard and AltGr key
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 11:22:01AM -0400, Stephane Lussier wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to resolve a problem in Wine when using a non-us keyboard.
>
> What does xev show when you press AltGr? My (UK) keyboard produces
> keysym 0xff7e (Mode_switch) while AltGr+3 produces keysym 0xb3
> (threesuperior).
>
> Huw.
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