Re: Weird problems with keyboard
- From: Owen Taylor <owt1 cornell edu>
- To: Federico Mena Quintero <federico nuclecu unam mx>
- Cc: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: Weird problems with keyboard
- Date: 06 Mar 1998 15:46:37 -0500
Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx> writes:
> > What libraries are on the Alpha? What OS? Does it work if
> > the program is displayed on something other than Linux/Sparc?
>
> The alpha has stock Red Hat 5.0. The program works if I run it on the
> alpha but display on a Solaris box (with Sun's Xserver).
>
> > Does testgtk sigsegv if you press a key _inside_ an entry or
> > text widget or just outside?
>
> I just tested it; it does work if I press the key inside a GtkEntry or
> GtkText. Outside them, it crashes.
>
> Owen, I am looking at a ChangeLog entry of yours from February 24. It
> says that key press handling for non-handled keypresses was revised.
> Does that give any useful hints?
That was just a change to the Text widget. This has something
to do with the code in gdk_event_translate.
> > Does it help to compile with --disable-xim?
>
> [reconfigure and make... dum de dum...]
>
> Eek! I just did this and now it crashes even inside entry widgets :-(
OK. That shows that the XIM'ized key handling is fine, but there
is something wrong with the handling without XIM.
I am beginning to suspect that your Xlib has compose key processing
hacked into it.
Try making the following change to gdk.c and see if it helps:
static gint
gdk_event_translate (GdkEvent *event,
XEvent *xevent)
{
GdkWindow *window;
GdkWindowPrivate *window_private;
- XComposeStatus compose;
+ static XComposeStatus compose;
int charcount;
#ifdef USE_XIM
static gchar* buf = NULL;
static gint buf_len= 0;
(GDK was passing a pointer to unitialized stack data to an argument
that according to X specs should be ignored, but isn't always)
If that doesn't help, try changing
charcount = XLookupString (&xevent->xkey, buf, buf_len,
(KeySym*) &event->key.keyval,
- &compose);
+ NULL);
(There are two of those)
If neither helps, I'm on the wrong track.
Regards,
Owen
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