Le samedi 06 novembre 2010 à 16:31 +0100, Samuel Thibault a écrit : > Thibaut Girka, le Fri 05 Nov 2010 22:03:54 +0100, a écrit : > > Hm, but how to do that? > > I've had a quick look at what the gnome tools do, but it really seems > > overly complicated. Moreover, we want a simplified keyboard. > > Maybe we could just have keycodes in the keyboard definition, and use > > xlib to do the keycode to keysym lookup (that way, the layout of the > > virtual keyboard is the one set in X), but AFAIK, keycodes are > > vendor-dependant, and I can't find an xlib function to do KeyCode/KeySym > > to utf8 lookup. > > You mean XLookupString ? Well, XLookupString works, but i thought there was a better way. I've made a quick and dirty modification to matchbox-keyboard, and it kinda works, but I'm not sure storing a list of keycode is really a good idea. > Have a look at xkbprint, it exactly is able to show your keyboard as X > knows it. xkbprint prints the name of the keysyms, not the corresponding character... or I'm missing something. > Samuel > >
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