bug#11041: 23.4; Shifted keystrokes are not passed into OS X Input Manager correctly

[Alan Third <alan@idiocy.org>]

Yong-Gang Wang <wixette@gmail.com> writes:

> Repro: On Mac OS X, turns a CJK input method on, e.g. Chinese Pinyin Input Method, then types shifted characters like ":", "?", "<" or ">" in GNU Emacs OS X 23.4.1.
> Expected results: Chinese fullwidth punctuations are input, like "：", "？", "《" or "》".
> Actual results: English halfwidth punctuations are input, ":", "?", "<" or ">".
>
> Debug and Code location:
>
> See src/nsterm.m line 4490-4492, the current logic is, when there are modifier keys, including SHIFT, being pressed down, the key code won't be sent to OS X Input Manager for composing the input method result. This logic is NOT true for shifted keystrokes. Actually, shifted keystrokes like ":", "?", "<" or ">" are still display characters and should be sent into the Input Manager
> for composing.
>
>       /* if it was a function key or had modifiers, pass it directly to emacs */
>       if (fnKeysym || (emacs_event->modifiers
>                        && [[theEvent charactersIgnoringModifiers] length] > 0))
>
> A workable fix:
>
>       /* if it was a function key or had modifiers(except for shift only modifier), pass it directly to emacs */
>       if (fnKeysym || (emacs_event->modifiers
>                        && emacs_event->modifiers != shift_modifier
>                        && [[theEvent charactersIgnoringModifiers] length] > 0))

Hi Sorry, it's taken so long for someone to get back to you.

It looks like this exact fix was already in Emacs when the bug was
raised, so I'm not sure what's going on.

Are you able to confirm whether this now works as expected?
-- 
Alan Third