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RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars |
Date: |
Sat, 23 Sep 2006 15:43:11 -0700 |
> People didn't care for that suggestion, so I will continue to
> test the key itself. Perhaps I could test the key somehow with
> `generic-char-p' (how?),
>
> but, as Stefan pointed out, there are also other keys that cannot be
> trivially converted to chars.
How about: (char-valid-p keymap-entry)
Since all self-insert-command keys must be valid chars if
inserting them is going to work. This way you don't need to test
for generic-char-p, since char-valid-p returns nil for generic
characters unless you give it a non-nil second arg.
Thanks Jason. It's much better to test for this and a binding of
`self-insert-command' than it is to test the key name for a match to
"^Character set ".
- Re: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, (continued)
- RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Drew Adams, 2006/09/23
- Re: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Kenichi Handa, 2006/09/24
- RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Drew Adams, 2006/09/24
- Re: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Kenichi Handa, 2006/09/25
- RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Drew Adams, 2006/09/25
RE: single-key-description no good for Japanese and Chinese chars, Drew Adams, 2006/09/23