I was very happy to see that my french canadian keyboard worked
correctly with XEmacs without much tweaking, but there was a single
little thing: the circumflex key didn't work (it complained
"dead-circumflex not defined" in the minibuffer).
I search around and found that x11/x-init.el and x11/x-compose.el
referred to that key as dead-circum instead of dead-circumflex. I tried
changing those files (with a *very* limited knowledge of ELisp!), but
XEmacs seems to ignore my changes (well, in any case I don't see any
change).
I ended up expanding the x-define-dead-key macro in my .emacs like this:
(when (x-keysym-on-keyboard-p 'dead-circumflex)
(define-key function-key-map [dead-circumflex]
'compose-circumflex-map))
Which do work.
Maybe there is some .elc recompiling issue I am missing or XEmacs
"freezing" issue or whatever. I built my own customized RPM (I use Red
Hat 5.2 on Intel) from other RPMs I found on the net (I use Window
Maker, so I wanted session management), but my experience ends there. My
impression of the whole thing is that it takes heck of a lot of time to
compile! ;-)
Thanks for such a cool editor!!!
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please CC: any replies to my address! Thanks!
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Pierre Phaneuf
Ludus Design,
http://ludusdesign.com/
"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you.
Then they fight you. Then you win." -- Gandhi