[BRLTTY] symbol lookup error

2016-01-10 Thread payman shaykhmehdi
Hi, When I use "translateInputCell" function in my braille driver, brltty crashes with symbol lookup error : brltty : symbol lookup error : /lib/brltty/libbrlttybpa.so : undefined symbol : translateInputCell I already use functions from brl_base.c (makeOutputTable) and there wasn't any linkin

Re: [BRLTTY] symbol lookup error

2016-01-10 Thread Dave Mielke
[quoted lines by payman shaykhmehdi on 2016/01/10 at 12:31 +0330] >When I use "translateInputCell" function in my braille driver, brltty >crashes with symbol lookup error : > > brltty : symbol lookup error : /lib/brltty/libbrlttybpa.so : undefined >symbol : translateInputCell > >I already use fu

Re: [BRLTTY] symbol lookup error

2016-01-10 Thread payman shaykhmehdi
Yes, that was my mistake, Sorry for this stupid question and thank you for your answer! On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 1:07 PM, Dave Mielke wrote: > [quoted lines by payman shaykhmehdi on 2016/01/10 at 12:31 +0330] > > >When I use "translateInputCell" function in my braille driver, brltty > >crashes w

Re: [BRLTTY] symbol lookup error

2016-01-10 Thread Dave Mielke
[quoted lines by payman shaykhmehdi on 2016/01/10 at 15:59 +0330] >Sorry for this stupid question No question is stupid. We all make mistakes. I've certainly made my share. It's never wrong to ask. -- Dave Mielke | 2213 Fox Crescent | The Bible is the very Word of God. Phone: 1-613-

[BRLTTY] Type using DOT keys

2016-01-10 Thread payman shaykhmehdi
Hi, I have defined key table and text table for my device, braille display works correctly and all commands works as expected, but the conversion of braille dots to ascii (unicode) characters doesn't work.It types '1' (not 'a') for DOT1 and nothing for DOT2 ,etc. Is it enough to just enqueue key

Re: [BRLTTY] Type using DOT keys

2016-01-10 Thread Dave Mielke
[quoted lines by payman shaykhmehdi on 2016/01/11 at 10:46 +0330] >I have defined key table and text table for my device, braille display >works correctly and all commands works as expected, but the conversion of >braille dots to ascii (unicode) characters doesn't work.It types '1' (not >'a') for