Re: about gtk/_gtk_kegtkkeyhash.c:y_hash_lookup() and fuzzy matches

["didier ." <did447 gmail com>]

Hi

On 8/16/06, Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com> wrote:
>

>  - This behavior is desired and very useful for a long list of languages
>    where *ALL USERS* have two keymaps, one for Latin and one the
>    language's scripts. This includes: Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew.
>
>    It just isn't acceptable to have to switch to the other keyboard
>    layout to use the menus, or to use editing hotkeys.
I see,

>  - Yes, it causes some problems for the small group of people who
>    manually configure their keyboard to have two Latin layouts. If
>    someone wants to  create a fix for that *without breaking the
>    behavior where needed* that would be a great contribution.
What about:
             if (!have_exact && keyval > 0x7f) /* or 255 ? */
               {
                 for (i = 0; i < entry->n_keys; i++)

Only use fuzzy matches if the group 0 is not ASCII?
It seems to work here, I tested with Cyrillic/French and French/English.

Didier