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> From: Roozbeh Pournader [mailto:roozbeh@xxxxxxxxxx]
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> Anyone implementing/having ideas/opponions about "ISO 14755:1997, Input
> methods to enter characters from the repertoire of ISO/IEC 10646 with a
> keyboard or other input device" for X?
>
> That just says that keeping down "shift+control", typing the character's
> code number (with or without leading zeros), and releasing it should
> input the character.
No, the "shift+control" part is an EXAMPLE of a method for doing that.
The "start" and "end" activation part is unspecified by the standard.
So, say, writing the "catalogue number" (in hexadecimal, without any
oddities) and then typing ctrl-a to get the character of that number,
is another example method. Using a meta-key similarly is another
example method. Choose something you like, don't be bound by the
example/examples given.
Kind regards
/kent k
> --roozbeh
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