>>>>> "Glen" == Glen Lee Edwards <Glen_at_fcwm.org> writes:
Glen>
Glen> Ionel,
Glen> I tried that, and it worked in that it removed the listing from
Glen> xmodmap. But Xemacs continued to kick out rather rude error
Glen> messages about improper key bindings. The only way I could keep it
Glen> happy was to go with the current setup; a pc101 keyboard, and then
Glen> add in the other keys.
Glen>
Glen> The impression I was left with is that with a pc105 or microsoft
Glen> keyboard, Xemacs binds Super_R and Hyper_R to mod3 even if they
Glen> aren't explicitely put there by xmodmap.
This seems odd, about the only thing emacs is supposed to do with those
modifiers is making sure that a Meta key is present. But maybe Xemacs
does more fiddling with the keyboard (I'd surely hate that), can't tell cause
I use GNU emacs.
My guess is that you just picked the wrong pc105 keyboard. I think there
are quite a few that you could try with xkeycaps.
I'd also simply set my keyboard properly in my .xsession (or .xinitrc) file,
e.g. with something like
# try to adjust keyboard
if [ -f ~/.xmodmap-`hostname` ]
then
/usr/bin/X11/xmodmap ~/.xmodmap-`hostname` &
fi
The .xmodmap-... file is generated with the help of xkeycaps and then modified
a bit (especially the modifiers).
Cheers
Klaus
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Received on Mon Oct 08 2001 - 02:45:34 BST