Re: [Mlterm-dev-en] mlterm-2.9.0 released

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Seiichi SATO wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 10:49:03PM +0200,
>  G=8F=AB=A1bor Farkas wrote:
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>>>Thanks a lot. But these files seem to be wrong.
>>>Please define MOD_KEY_DEBUG (not IM_UIM_DEBUG).
>>>
>>
>>=A4=B4=A4=E1=A4=F3=A4=A2=A4=B5=A4=A4 ;)
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> no problem :)
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>>(just btw. when using jpn-input. people usually write =A4=F3 as 'nn'?
>>because i usually wrote text as romaji, but then 'onna'got converted to
>>'=A4=AA=A4=F3=A4=A2', so now i write 'onnna'. i just wonder if there is=
 a better way
>>to write..or i simply will have to doublecheck the kana everytime ;)
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> In my case, 'onnna', but sometimes 'onna<Backspace>na' :-P
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>>this time i hope those files are correct:
>>mod_dump.txt with hyper+space (doesn't work)
>>mod_dump2.txt with control+shift+space (works)
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> Thanks! I got why it does not work.
> It seems that your left-windows-key is mapping to Super (not
> Hyper).  Please make sure keycode and keysym of left-windows-key
> by xev(1) command.
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> 1. $ xev
> 2. push left-windows-key
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> Probably you should put the following lines to ~/.uim
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> (define-key generic-on-key? '("<Super> "))
> (define-key generic-off-key? '("<Super> "))
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> Now mlterm (cvs) and uim-xim (svn) see keysym correctly.
> Therefore, both apps will work fine with this ~/.uim. But uim's
> immodule still has hardcoded mapping as:
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> mod3 -> Super
> mod4 -> Hyper
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> Your mapping (by gentoo? or gnome?):
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> On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 10:33:02PM +0200,
>  Gabor Farkas wrote:
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>>mod3
>>mod4        Super_L (0x7f),  Hyper_L (0x80)
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> Then above ~/.uim will not work with uim's immodule.
> Workaround for this problem:
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> (define-key generic-on-key? '("<Super> " "<Hyper> "))
> (define-key generic-off-key? '("<Super> " "<Hyper> "))
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> I hope this is helpful for you.
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> # Personaly I think Super and Hyper are not suitable for
> # IM hotkey.
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it also seems to me that it's less trouble to use control+shift+space ;)

what do you use ?

;)

gabor