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Hello.
I am trying to use Xlib to display keyboard characters, and I am having
trouble with non-letter characters such as "$" and ":". The function
XKeysymToString returns the descriptive strings for these characters
("dollar" and "colon".)
I have found the XLookupString function, but I am trying to do this
outside of somebody actually pressing on the keyboard, and have not
found anything in the Xpert archives.
I was wondering if anyone knew of an easy way or function to get one of
such characters from this string representation of the character. I
could generate a fake keypressed event to send to XLookupString, but
that seems very roundabout when I already have the correct keysym.
XConvertCase returns some alphabetic character rather than the symbol
defined by the keysym.
Thanks for any help!
James Fraumeni
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