quail-show/set keyboard

quail-show/set keyboard

[djh]

My emacs somehow (most likely through some unintended key sequence) will not
read my keyboard correctly.

Specifically, I explicitly set the

quail-set-keyboard-layout ==> jp106
quail-show-keyboard-layout => jp106

But, when I type shift numbericals 6-0 I am getting "standard keyboard layout" codes.

What am I missing to get my keybord jp106 read as jp106.  This was done properly before without problem.  I belive I just set some variable or similar unintentionally.

Regards, 
  Henman

Re: quail-show/set keyboard

[Kenichi Handa]

In article <20070319115427.3036@henman-np.b-eng.it.to-be.co.jp>, "djh" <henman@it.to-be.co.jp> writes:

> My emacs somehow (most likely through some unintended key sequence) will not
> read my keyboard correctly.

> Specifically, I explicitly set the

> quail-set-keyboard-layout ==> jp106
> quail-show-keyboard-layout => jp106

> But, when I type shift numbericals 6-0 I am getting "standard keyboard layout" codes.

I can't reproduce that bug.  Which input method did you try?

> What am I missing to get my keybord jp106 read as jp106.  This was done properly before without problem.  I belive I just set some variable or similar unintentionally.

Please check if Emacs works as expected when started with -Q
argument.  If it works, then please find which of your
settings in .emacs is the culprit.

---
Kenichi Handa
handa@m17n.org

Re: quail-show/set keyboard

[djh]

> From: Kenichi Handa <handa@m17n.org>
> 
> > Specifically, I explicitly set the
> 
> > quail-set-keyboard-layout ==> jp106
> > quail-show-keyboard-layout => jp106
> 
> > But, when I type shift numbericals 6-0 I am getting "standard keyboard layout" codes.
> 
> I can't reproduce that bug.  Which input method did you try?


After rebuilding freetype2 (probably no relation) and a shutdown startup sequence and it is back to normal now... I can reproduce it either.  Which is strange becuase I tried powering down and up before....

> Please check if Emacs works as expected when started with -Q
> argument.  If it works, then please find which of your
> settings in .emacs is the culprit.

When it happens again I'll try it.  But I haven't been touching my .emacs file.

Thanks
  darel Henman