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bookmarks:

docs:

http://www.charvolant.org/~doug/xkb/html/index.html

http://pascal.tsu.ru/en/xkb/

http://people.freedesktop.org/~alanc/xkb/

Differences between the behavior of ps/2 and usb keyboards:

Basically disadvantages of the ps/2 (linux driver?):

Things which i want to test:

all i need is to write the (XKB) configuration:

Messages are an interesting idea: key events (under X) arrive to these windows:

mouse emulation

it could permit the combination of up/left to make diagonal steps! i.e. have a set of down, and remove/add

Advantages of soft repetition vs hard

there is a tower of ->CtrlProc 'methods' which end in disabling xf86Info.autorepeat which prevents repeated HW events from entering the queue !!! (so xf86Events/xf86PostKbdEvent)

soft repetition: when we release the last how is it done?? modifiers don't interrupt. how come? but they don't repeat, otoh.

resizing core keysym map:

modifiers map is always 256 long! b/c KeyClassRec has CARD8 modifierMap[MAP_LENGTH]; #define MAP_LENGTH 256

XkbChangeKeycodeRange makes it not full! when i increase the max_keycode xkb->map->modmap is just necessary!

SetKeySymsMap ->

xkb/xkbInit.c

xkb/xkbUtils.c

XkbUpdateCoreDescription(DeviceIntPtr keybd,Bool resize)

dix/devices.c

QueryMinMaxKeyCodes

XKB pipeline

ProcessKeyboardEvent -> XkbProcessKeyboardEvent

-> plugin

-> AccessXFilterReleaseEvent

plugin -> AccessXFilterReleaseEvent

AccessXFilterReleaseEvent ->

XkbProcessKeyboardEvent ->

Data

Display -> xkbi (= dpy->xkb_info;) ->

XkbInfoRec

This has

XkbInfoRec