merge FIXMETA into LLKEY#2692
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It works with no apparent issues on Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon. |
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from @nbriggs
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With X as the display subsystem, on a Mac, the left alt key (aka option) is the Lisp key WIth SDL as the display subsystem, the left command key is not mapped, but the left alt key is the Lisp key This should be made consistent -- if there's not reason to do otherwise, I'd make it the X11 mapping -- but some portion of the users will want to add (or maybe already have) KEYACTION calls to put the If the issue that Note also that the |
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If different environments naturally want meta to be assigned to keys with different keynames, does it matter if there are 2 assignments (i.e. to both keynames) if nothing else is assigned to either of those? |
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It's not that SDL/X11 naturally want meta assigned to any key -- the person who coded the X11 mappings thought that (command) was the "correct" key for meta, and the person who coded the SDL mappings thought that (option) was the "correct" key -- pure personal preference, and they each assigned different physical keys to the same Lisp key name, but for SDL the other key (command) is unusable because it has no bit assigned in the key map. If you're using SDL you cannot make the (command) key behave as meta. This is just wrong. I haven't tracked down what Lisp key number is assigned the meta function by default (without either FIXMETA or same change incorporated into LLKEY). |
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