Thanks a lot for your help, I am not sure what I was doing, but now
everything is ok.
Saludos
Hugo
> It is perhaps worth pointing out that in Plan 9
> (and in Plan 9 from User Space), Alt is just a=20
> key like any other, not a modifier like Shift:
> you don't have to hold it down through the entire
> sequence.
Thanks. I never noticed that. Since I need Alt-*
a lot that is very helpful to kn
> keyboard(7) (keyboard(6) on plan 9). lots of shortcuts for
> specific things, but alt+x+1234 should produce glyphs.
> see also $PLAN9/lib/keyboard.
It is perhaps worth pointing out that in Plan 9
(and in Plan 9 from User Space), Alt is just a
key like any other, not a modifier like Shift:
you d
keyboard(7) (keyboard(6) on plan 9). lots of shortcuts for
specific things, but alt+x+1234 should produce glyphs.
see also $PLAN9/lib/keyboard.
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Hi guys:
I hope this is not a very silly question, but I do not remember how to
write unicode characters in Acme. I am using plan 9 f
http://swtch.com/plan9port/man/man7/keyboard.html
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 8:44 AM, hugo rivera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys:
> I hope this is not a very silly question, but I do not remember how to
> write unicode characters in Acme. I am using plan 9 from user space on
> FreeBSD.
> As
/lib/keyboard (or $PLAN9/lib/keyboard in your case).
> Hi guys:
> I hope this is not a very silly question, but I do not remember how to
> write unicode characters in Acme. I am using plan 9 from user space on
> FreeBSD.
> As far as I remember, it was something like Alt+X SOME_NUMBER, but
> this d
