Re: [Mac-emacs-devel] Patch for Mouse-wheel

[Toshikazu O. <ohnishi@a.phys.nagoya-u.ac.jp>]

>The problem with leaving it as (1) is when command-key-is-meta set to 
>t.  In that case, M-h never gets sent to emacs, but instead is sent to 
>the application menu and causes emacs to hide.  It's not a standard 
>binding, but I use it and I didn't want to prohibit it.  But in your 
>case, it seems that command_key_is_meta is nil, so at the very least it 
>should be...
>
>     if (NILP( Vmac_command_key_is_meta) || !(er.modifiers & cmdKey)) {
>
>And next time I'll put the left brace on the next line to follow the 
>coding standard..

I use Unix (Solaris) basically, so that I have been using the original key 
sequence for the consistency..
Anyway, sending all the command key to TSM is not a good idea.  However, it 
is a good idea that at least only the command+space is sent to TSM even if 
you set command-key-is-meta because it is used as script switching. (is 
Meta-space assigned to something normally?)

>The test you gave would send everything but C- and C-S- to the event 
>manager.  I don't know the best way to go here.  It appears that control 
>key sequences (at least C-S-) are used by the input methods to specify 
>something and I don't know enough to say whether or not they should 
>supercede emacs control-key sequences in general.  My ignorance of asian 
>languages is showing.  Was this possible before, without 
>USE_CARBON_EVENTS?

Sorry. I misunderstood, and am little bit confused.  All the un-assigned 
key by an input method are/were sent to emacs as they are.  So, even 
without USE_CARBON_EVENTS, the C- keys are functional on emacs (in my case).
Maybe there is no need to make new variable for it.  The problem is that 
when I use like Meta-x or C-x u (undo), the x or u is passed to TSM, and a 
floating window pops up when Japanese mode.  This is sometimes annoying for 
me.  In this case, the solution would be that when we enter the "command" (
not searching words etc.) invoked by like M- in mini-buffer-window, all the 
key are sent to emacs directly (I think there is no command in Japanese).  
I don't know whether it is possible or not.  Anyway, only if the command-space 
is passed to TSM, the function for the key typing is almost the same as 
that for the previous version without USE_CARBON_EVENTS.

Toshikazu Onishi