On Thu, 31 May 2018, Samuel Thibault wrote:
Anton Zinoviev, le ven. 01 juin 2018 00:48:18 +0300, a ecrit:If a bug makes a package totally unusable, but otherwise harmless, then this bug is (usually) not going to be fixed in the stable release.Mmm, I believe that sentence enters the "important" area, or even more: 4 important a bug which has a major effect on the usability of a package, without rendering it completely unusable to everyone.
For me, I took a liberty to mark it 'important' just becouse something,that appeared to work in former Debian releases (console with ability to write czech characters), has suddenly stopped working and I wasnt able to obtain satisfactory results that would mitigate the problem - from that, I thought it would somehow fall under the 'important' definition. But feel free to change...
Now, to my latest post.I did thorough checking of all the compose definitions I've suggested to add, and have noticed that the following ones still do not produce the
corresponding caron-ified characters as they should - I have no idea why: compose '^' 'S' to U+0160 # instead produces U+015A (0xC59A) compose '^' 's' to U+0161 # instead produces U+00A8 (0xC2A8) compose '^' 'Z' to U+017D # instead produces U+00B4 (0xC2B4) compose '^' 'z' to U+017E # instead produces U+00B8 (0xC2B8) All the other compose definitions produce correct results. If you could also please look for the reason of this. Thanks, Jan