On Wed, 2009-04-08 at 21:35 +0800, Edward wrote: > Hi, > Thank you very much. That must be the solution,but I am developing a > QT application how can I listen MappingNotify ? I think all events > will be sent to QT I don't know how to catch it
MappingNotify is actually a non-optional event; it's sent to all clients whether they want it or not. However it looks like qt4 already gets this right: it calls XRefreshKeyboardMapping when it gets MappingNotify, and then calls QKeyMapper::changeKeyboard() to update its internal state. So you should probably use the QKeyMapper API instead. - ajax
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