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From: | Peter Dyballa |
Subject: | Re: German keyboard event bug on debian 4.0? |
Date: | Tue, 31 Jul 2007 00:03:09 +0200 |
Am 30.07.2007 um 22:34 schrieb Dieter Wilhelm:
Defective keyboard?I think this might be the case. Just booted a bare WinXP system (still have it on my machines for some tax stuff) and installed Emacs 22.1 and lo and behold neither is M-} working on Windows.
Is MS Windows seeing }? Or any other Linux application? The xev trace did not show the } event ...
Did you check with xmodmap -pk what's mapped on that key? You can8-) thanks. $ xmodmap -pk ...16 0x0037 (7) 0x002f (slash) 0x007b (braceleft) 0x0ac6 (seveneighths) 0x007b (braceleft) 0x0ac6 (seveneighths) 17 0x0038 (8) 0x0028 (parenleft) 0x005b (bracketleft) 0x0ac9 (trademark) 0x005b (bracketleft) 0x0ac9 (trademark) 18 0x0039 (9) 0x0029 (parenright) 0x005d (bracketright) 0x00b1 (plusminus) 0x005d (bracketright) 0x00b1 (plusminus) 19 0x0030 (0) 0x003d (equal) 0x007d (braceright) 0x00b0 (degree) 0x007d (braceright) 0x00b0 (degree)This look right, doesn't it?
Yes, it looks quite good. Obviously there are two ways to produce [, ], {, or }: pressing Alt + 7, 8, 9, 0 and pressing AltGr + 7, 8, 9, 0. IMO pressing AltGr only selects already the next level.
Have you tried to press: 7, Shift + 7, Alt + 7, Alt + Shift + 7, AltGr + 7, AltGr + Shift + 7 ? This should produce 7 / { ⅞ { ⅞. Is the output different when you press Alt + AltGr + 7, Alt + AltGr + Shift + 7 instead of AltGr + 7, AltGr + Shift + 7 ? If not, then simply forget about Alt + AltGr and use AltGr only.
Do your systems have a "virtual keyboard?" Kind of an emulation that shows which keys you press on your real keyboard? Maybe also allowing to choose different Input Methods?
Can you get another physical keyboard? -- Mit friedvollen Grüßen Pete (This space left blank for technical reasons.)
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