Closed coderobe closed 6 years ago
The text inputs register the wrong chars with non-qwerty keyboard layouts. The STDOUT output prints the correct chars.
Reproduction Steps:
qwertz
de
,
left shift
The text input now shows ,< which is correct for qwerty, but wrong for qwertz (de) STDOUT logs this:
,<
linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: comma linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 188, keyscancode: 59, keysym: 44 linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 112: OnKeyboardMessage(): char: , linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: comma linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 188, keyscancode: 59, keysym: 44 linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 112: OnKeyboardMessage(): char: , linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: Shift_L linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 16, keyscancode: 50, keysym: 65505 linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: comma linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 188, keyscancode: 59, keysym: 44 ime.c 232: LCUIIME_ToText(): hit shift, ch: , linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 112: OnKeyboardMessage(): char: ; linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: comma linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 188, keyscancode: 59, keysym: 44 linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 112: OnKeyboardMessage(): char: ; linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 103: OnKeyboardMessage(): keyname: Shift_L linux/linux_x11keyboard.c 105: OnKeyboardMessage(): keycode: 16, keyscancode: 50, keysym: 65505
The OnKeyboardMessage(): char log corresponds to the text input ,;, which is the correct output for this keyboard layout. The text input still has the wrong characters.
OnKeyboardMessage(): char
,;
LCUI version: current git master OS and version: Linux 4.15.6
as far as i know, this is still unsolved and should not be closed because it's "stale"
Please try to use the branch fix_147_update_ime to test again.
The text inputs register the wrong chars with non-qwerty keyboard layouts. The STDOUT output prints the correct chars.
Reproduction Steps:
qwertz
(de
),
keyleft shift
The text input now shows
,<
which is correct for qwerty, but wrong for qwertz (de) STDOUT logs this:The
OnKeyboardMessage(): char
log corresponds to the text input,;
, which is the correct output for this keyboard layout. The text input still has the wrong characters.LCUI version: current git master OS and version: Linux 4.15.6