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Philip Webb wrote: |
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> 120226 Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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>> Am Sonntag, 26. Februar 2012, 03:32:58 schrieb Philip Webb: |
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>>> In Gvim I can enter 'e-umlaut' via the keystrokes 'control-k e : ', ie |
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>>> ë . Kate has a Vi mode, which seems to reproduce Vim fairly well, |
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>>> but there's no sign of 'control-k' or any substitute. |
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>>> KDE System Settings has a menu for setting a compose key, |
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>>> but tests with 'left-control' & 'pause' in Konsole & Kate did nothing. |
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>>> I tried in Kate with Luxi Mono & Courier(IBM), Konsole with LM & |
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>>> Fixed(Misc). I don't have the KDE desktop pkgs installed, but use many |
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>>> apps & it shouldn't make a difference. |
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>>> Does anyone know if & how accented characters cb entered in KDE apps ? |
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>> google is your friend. |
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>> http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/ComposeKey |
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> Yes, I saw that, but ... |
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>> Typing Macrons, Umlauts, Accents, ... |
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>> The compose key will be now whatever you have configured it to be, |
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>> e. g. right logo. |
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> ... as I said above, it doesn't work. |
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> Thanks for trying, but please read the full msg before doing so (smile). |
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On a German keyboard layout I type AltGr+ü and then the letter: äöüïëÿ |
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Cheers, |
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Jörg |
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