On 09/19/2007 07:07:32 AM, Josselin Mouette wrote: > Le mardi 21 août 2007 à 11:13 -0300, Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo a > écrit : > > The im_module_file, either defined in gtkrc or as a environment > variable, > > GTK_IM_MODULE_FILE, is loaded before all other files in a Debian > defined > > directory. > > > > This changes the upstream GTK+ behavior: when a user defines his > own > > im_module_file, that is the only file loaded. > > > > I propose a minor fix, that would load the user im_module_file > after > the > > files located in the Debian directory. > > > > In the patch named 020_immodules-files-d.patch, I would change > > > > + list_str = g_strjoin (G_SEARCHPATH_SEPARATOR_S, > > + im_module_file_str, > > + im_module_files_d_str, > > + NULL); > > + > > > > into > > > > + list_str = g_strjoin (G_SEARCHPATH_SEPARATOR_S, > > + im_module_files_d_str, > > + im_module_file_str, > > + NULL); > > + > > Are you sure of that? I think this is going to have the opposite > effect, > because this list is processed in reverse order. > > Cheers, > -- > .''`. Josselin Mouette /\./\ > : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > `. `' [EMAIL PROTECTED] > `- Debian GNU/Linux -- The power of freedom >
Yes, I am sure of that. In the times before etch, when I had GTK+ 2.8.x installed on my sid system, I configured my .gtkrc-2.0 as this: im_module_file "/home/cascardo/.gtk-cedilla" And even though I used en_US as my language, I could type 'c and have cedilla instead of a c with an acute. However, when I upgraded to GTK+ 2.10.x, that stopped working. I didn't know why, and that couldn't possibly be a change in upstream, since I've learned that trick reading GTK+ 2.10.4 source code. When I thought that a debian patch could be the reason, I checked and found out that patch. I've changed it just like I am proposing, built it and it worked again just like before upgrading to GTK+ 2.10.x. If you'd like I try removing my configuration file and see if the Debian directory still works, I'd be glad to do it. I think the matter here, however, is: should a user configuration overwrite the Debian directory configuration? And I think the answer should be yes. Regards, Thadeu Cascardo.
