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Old 08-20-2008, 03:54 PM
Default Re: Third level shift characters do not work (Belgian azerty)

On 2008-08-20, TomB wrote:
> On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:30:12 +0000, Lars Eighner wrote:


>> You need to be looking at xmodmap

>
> I do use xmodmap to remap some keys, but according to xev (which checks
> for X events) the correct characters *are* generated, so there's no need
> to remap them. Basically xev is the only program that gets e.g. an "@"
> when "Alt Gr" "é" is pressed.


Using xmodmap was where it went wrong. I call it from my .xinitrc, and
when I comment it out and log in to X again, the 3rd level shift chars
work fine. Calling xmodmap manually from a terminal at that point sets
my desired keyswapping, *without* breaking the 3rd level shift chars.

Can anyone shed a light on this one?

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