David Reitter
david****@gmail*****
Tue Oct 10 01:39:33 JST 2006
I'm wondering if automatically changing the keyboard layout back to US every time the user enters the minibuffer is such a good idea. It might make sense for non-roman writing systems where you have to switch the layout in order to input Emacs commands. But if people choose an alternative keyboard layout to input roman stuff, it probably is the wrong thing to do. Maybe there is a way to check whether a keyboard layout is intended to be "roman"? from the emacs-inline patch: + + (if mac-input-method-mode + (progn + (setq default-input-method "MacOSX") + (add-hook 'minibuffer-setup-hook 'mac-change-language-to-us)) + (setq default-input-method nil) + (remove-hook 'minibuffer-setup-hook 'mac-change-language-to-us))) + Cheers David Begin forwarded message: > From: Christian Lynbech <chris****@defun*****> > Date: 9 October 2006 16:13:14 BDT > To: "Emacs on Mac OS X" <macos****@email*****> > Subject: [OS X Emacs] languages/keyboard settings > Reply-To: "Emacs on Mac OS X" <macos****@email*****> > > I have an annoying problem that is drivingg me nuts. > > I live in Denmark and have configured my mac according to this and my > danish keyboard. > > I am however not quite content with the default layout, so I have > created my own. Thus I have two choices in the keyboard menu in the > topmost (desktop) menuline, the standard danish one and my own > customised layout. > > However, even if I keep selecting my own layout, something or someone > keeps resetting it back to the standard danish layout. > > I can live with this in applications like Safari where I mostly mouse > around anyway, but I have discovered that in aquamacs (version > 0.9.9d,ppc) it happens everytime I type M-x and goes to the minibuffer > and this is very frustrating to somebody using emacs as much as me. I > cannot deselect the standard binding, unless I select some other > standard binding in which case I have the same problem. > > I suspect that this may be some rather basic thing, but I am pretty > new to this mac thing, so any help would be much apreciated. -- http://aquamacs.org -- Aquamacs: Emacs on Mac OS X
