Hi,
There's a lot of weird stuff out there...
Not a great example but AFP 3 (Apple file server protocol) pathnames
are not always valid UTF8 as they should and use 0 as directory
separator :)
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Hi
If I can guarantee than a buffer is only using printable ASCII will
not calling g_locale_to_utf8 be safe with future glib version?
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t; quit
Control-/ --> select all or quit, (one layout select all or no action)
Application 4
Control-~ --> quit
Control-/ --> quit (one layout select all)
Application 5
Control-~ --> quit
Control-/ --> ?
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On 8/17/06, Owen Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think there would be anything particularly puzzling - if people
> are used to the layout independence for letters, they wouldn't be that
> surprised that it happened for punctuation as well.
Yes but if an application have a binding for b
or cyrillic keyboard at startup and so on).
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Only use fuzzy matches if the group 0 is not ASCII?
It seems to work here, I tested with Cyrillic/French and French/English.
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Hi,
What are they used for?
It's an issue when you have multiple keyboard definitions.
For example with gedit if you have an english and a french keyboard
(ie two xkb groups) CRTL+Q doesn't work because the logic catches the
a <--> q mapping first an returns the CTRL+A b
