Package: pterm Version: 0.58-1 Severity: wishlist X11 allows you to bind Unicode characters to keys using xmodmap and the Uxxxx or 0x0100xxxx notation. When I bind something to a key this way, it doesn't show up in pterm. However, it works fine in xterm.
More information and how to reproduce this: * Markus Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-05-12 15:36]: > > > $ xmodmap - > > > keysym b = b NoSymbol 0x01002022 NoSymbol > > > ^D > > > $ bbââbbââ > > > > Doesn't seem to work on Debian. I'll try to investigate, but we'll > > probably switch to X.org soon anyway. > > I do not recall any change that was necessary in X11 to make 0x01002022 > work. If you have an xterm that does UTF-8, then it should also > understand 0x01002022, and the X server has always been able to handle > keysyms that large. I initially thought that XFree86 in Debian doesn't support this, but according to Markus Kuhn advice I tried to see what 'xev' had to say and it showed the bullet. I then compared xterm and pterm and while xterm works pterm doesn't. It would be great it you could add support for this to pterm. -- Martin Michlmayr http://www.cyrius.com/
