Interix (http://www.interix.com , by softway systems),
would probably be a platform that would be of interest.
It would probably be quite straight forward as well.
(I use their product, but am not a developer, nor
am I familiar with Lyx internals, and therefore
couldn't say if it would be easier to get working
with cygwin or Interix. My understanding is
that it would _probably be easier with Interix
due to having a native, real UNIX (r) environment
in which to work).
I merely mention it as something that may be of
interest, possibly now, possibly later.
-Cedric
On Thu, 4 Feb 1999, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >>>>> "Steven" == Steven van Dijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
> Steven> Xlib is not part of the Cygwin library. It is just the source
> Steven> distribution ported to Win32 using Cygwin. Maybe the problem
> Steven> is with my X-server, Exceed. I don't know. I do not really
> Steven> know what XOpemIM does anyway.
>
> XOpenIM is used to provide so-called compose key processing, which
> allows to type nice accents (or chinese characters) on a keyboard
> which lacks them.
>
> >> I'll be glad to provide a workaround if you can get more info of
> >> what version does not work...
>
> Steven> The version of the Cygwin library is 20.1. The version of Xlib
> Steven> that was ported is 6.4. I didn't try to compile it with any
> Steven> other versions.
>
> To be clearer, my problem is that I'd like to know whether the problem
> lies in the X server, or the cygwin port (or whatever) before adding a
> workaround. I do not want to prevent platforms who would otherwise
> work from having support for input methods...
>
> JMarc
>
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