Hi, can anyone tell how to enter special characters like vowels with accents or the spanish "?"? For Linux apps I can enter them by typing a special key sequence, e.g.: ? : [CTRL] [?] [a] When windows booted directly this also works. Alternatively it is possible to enter the ASCII-number by pressing [Alt]. Well, when I start a windows application with wine none ot the possibilities mentioned above work. Can anyone tell if there is a way to get around this problem? Thanks.
Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:> "Huhu" <nob@nospam.com> wrote: > >> can anyone tell how to enter special characters like vowels with accents >> or the spanish "?"? >> >> For Linux apps I can enter them by typing a special key sequence, e.g.: >> ? : [CTRL] [?] [a] >> >> When windows booted directly this also works. Alternatively it is >> possible to enter the ASCII-number by pressing [Alt]. >> >> Well, when I start a windows application with wine none ot the >> possibilities mentioned above work. >> >> Can anyone tell if there is a way to get around this problem? > > About 6 month ago I investigated this problem with dead keys in depth. > It is caused by a way Wine handles keyboard input and requires almost > complete rewrite of the keyboard driver in Wine. I even wrote some tests > to confirm that. Unfortunately I had no time to accomplish this in the > working code. > -- > Dmitry at Baikal.ru >How about some "copy and paste" features between, e.g. an editor on Linux and Win-apps? Would this be possible or is it even more complicated than the dead keys problem? At the moment it works just for the first string. To me it seems, that the first copied string somehow remains in the Win-buffer or Win-clipboard and at every Paste this first string is being inserted.
"Huhu" <nob@nospam.com> wrote:> can anyone tell how to enter special characters like vowels with accents or > the spanish "?"? > > For Linux apps I can enter them by typing a special key sequence, e.g.: > ? : [CTRL] [?] [a] > > When windows booted directly this also works. Alternatively it is possible > to enter the ASCII-number by pressing [Alt]. > > Well, when I start a windows application with wine none ot the > possibilities mentioned above work. > > Can anyone tell if there is a way to get around this problem?About 6 month ago I investigated this problem with dead keys in depth. It is caused by a way Wine handles keyboard input and requires almost complete rewrite of the keyboard driver in Wine. I even wrote some tests to confirm that. Unfortunately I had no time to accomplish this in the working code. -- Dmitry at Baikal.ru
"Huhu" <nob@nospam.com> wrote:> How about some "copy and paste" features between, e.g. an editor on Linux > and Win-apps? Would this be possible or is it even more complicated than > the dead keys problem? At the moment it works just for the first string. > To me it seems, that the first copied string somehow remains in the > Win-buffer or Win-clipboard and at every Paste this first string is being > inserted.This problem also known to me. Your best choice would be to go to the Wine bugzilla (wine.codeweavers.com/bugs) and report the bug. If the bug will be documented it has its chance to be fixed. -- Dmitry at Baikal.ru