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Re: Re: Handling composed key for international text Bill Spitzak 09:42 Aug 23  
 
I believe new systems are supporting the input methods, which can do the compose key itself. Would check into making sure that works. The fl_compose was just something to get an input method when there was no other way.


On Sat, Aug 23, 2025 at 1:00 AM Gonzalo Garramuño <ggarra13@gmail.com> wrote:

El 23/8/25 a las 3:55, Manolo escribió:
>
> So, yes, all your widget has to do is follow what the documentation of
> functions
> Fl::compose(), Fl::compose_reset(), fl_set_spot() and fl_reset_spot() say.
>
Yes, I got it working.  What got me confused is that for compose keys,
there would be two FL_KEYBOARD events, one for Fl::compose(del) where
del != 0 and then one for the actual composed key.
It would be to clarify that in the Fl::compose() docs.

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