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| AK example and/or key_source bug? [message #44054] |
Fri, 19 December 2014 15:04  |
rainbowsally
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Registered: December 2014
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Using Linux.
In the AK demo/example where we input new key bindings for the menu selections, when I enter Ctrl-1 for the key to trigger the first menu item using the top row keys on my keyboard the code isn't right. When I use the '1' on the keypad it is.
The demo works, but the encoding doesn't.
Number '2' encodes and decodes correctly in the top row keys. I could'nt see where the problem was coming from -- just guessing it's a key table.
Sorry if this has been addressed already. There's a LOT of material here.
Also, when I change the language to Czech, only the second menu item changes.
[Edited...]
I see now that this is (apparently?) intentional.
KEY(FN1, "First function", K_CTRL_M)
KEY(FN2, t_("Second function"), K_CTRL_W)
KEY(EXIT, t_("Exit"), K_CTRL_Q)
FN1 doesn't get translated.
Good hacking exercise. But the key encoding.. that's a bit advanced.
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| Re: AK example and/or key_source bug? [message #44063 is a reply to message #44055] |
Sun, 21 December 2014 11:40  |
rainbowsally
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Registered: December 2014
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Hi Manfred.
ManfredHerr wrote on Fri, 19 December 2014 15:39Using LINUX. But also using GTK or X11 pure?
My finding on UBUNTU 14.04 is that key encoding is different.
[Edited..]
Forget what I wrote below. I now think the key encoding works, but the decoding to output the key names isn't working right all the time.
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I'm using KDE at this time. But what we use should not matter.
Our main event loop in UPP calls X11 functions directly and receives X11 events directly from the X server.
The key defs should also be X11 defs or accurate translations of those to VK_<name> and key masks without any duplicates.
The X11 key definitions are in
/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h
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