Re: Searching in jed-B0.99-17.165 (UTF-8)

[Jens Wilhelm Wulf <jens_w2@xxxxxxx>]

Hello John,

> How are you inputting such characters?
I simply hit the one key on my keyboard which produces this character.
It behaves like a standard keyboard, config is (taken from xorg.conf):
  |  Section "InputDevice"
  |     Identifier      "Generic Keyboard"
  |     Driver          "kbd"
  |     Option          "CoreKeyboard"
  |     Option          "XkbRules"      "xfree86"
  |     Option          "XkbModel"      "pc105"
  |     Option          "XkbLayout"     "de"
  |     Option          "XkbVariant"    "nodeadkeys"
  |     Option          "XkbOptions"    "nodeadkeys"
  |  EndSection


> Did you try "Ctrl-X 8", which is bound to "digraph_cmd"?
This does not produces "digraph_cmd" here, but this is because of my own
bindings.
So I call digraph_cmd..and it works. Cool, I did not know this command before.

The character I try to input should be the one generated by
    digraph_cmd
    "
    a
    
If I press the key which should generate this one directly, jed does not
respond at all.

>    xjed -l keycode -f keycode
Again, xjed seems as if I did not hit that key at all.

If I call 
  LANG=C ./xjed -l keycode -f keycode
(which inhibits UTF-8 mode) it prints:
  Press any key \d228: `' (keysym 0xE4)
When executed like this, it will also print the character correctly.

Thanks for supporting this.

Best regards,
Jens

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