comparison lisp/x11/x-iso8859-1.el @ 48:56c54cf7c5b6 r19-16b90

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16 ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 16 ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
17 ;; along with XEmacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free 17 ;; along with XEmacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free
18 ;; Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. 18 ;; Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
19 19
20 ;; created by jwz, 13-jun-92. 20 ;; created by jwz, 13-jun-92.
21 ;; changed by Heiko Muenkel, 12-jun-1997: Added a grave keysym.
21 22
22 ;; Under X, when the user types a character that is ISO-8859/1 but not ASCII, 23 ;; Under X, when the user types a character that is ISO-8859/1 but not ASCII,
23 ;; it comes in as a symbol instead of as a character code. This keeps things 24 ;; it comes in as a symbol instead of as a character code. This keeps things
24 ;; nice and character-set independent. This file takes all of those symbols 25 ;; nice and character-set independent. This file takes all of those symbols
25 ;; (the symbols that are the X names for the 8859/1 characters) and puts a 26 ;; (the symbols that are the X names for the 8859/1 characters) and puts a
90 91
91 ;; The names and capitalization here are as per the MIT X11R4 and X11R5 92 ;; The names and capitalization here are as per the MIT X11R4 and X11R5
92 ;; distributions. If a vendor varies from this, adjustments will need 93 ;; distributions. If a vendor varies from this, adjustments will need
93 ;; to be made... 94 ;; to be made...
94 95
96 (grave ?\140)
95 (nobreakspace ?\240) 97 (nobreakspace ?\240)
96 (exclamdown ?\241) 98 (exclamdown ?\241)
97 (cent ?\242) 99 (cent ?\242)
98 (sterling ?\243) 100 (sterling ?\243)
99 (currency ?\244) 101 (currency ?\244)
113 (twosuperior ?\262) 115 (twosuperior ?\262)
114 (threesuperior ?\263) 116 (threesuperior ?\263)
115 (acute ?\264) ; Why is there an acute keysym that is 117 (acute ?\264) ; Why is there an acute keysym that is
116 (mu ?\265) ; distinct from apostrophe/quote, but 118 (mu ?\265) ; distinct from apostrophe/quote, but
117 (paragraph ?\266) ; no grave keysym that is distinct from 119 (paragraph ?\266) ; no grave keysym that is distinct from
118 (periodcentered ?\267) ; backquote? 120 (periodcentered ?\267) ; backquote?
119 (cedilla ?\270) 121 (cedilla ?\270) ; I've added the grave keysym, because it's
120 (onesuperior ?\271) 122 (onesuperior ?\271) ; used in x-compose (Heiko Muenkel).
121 (masculine ?\272) 123 (masculine ?\272)
122 (guillemotright ?\273) 124 (guillemotright ?\273)
123 (onequarter ?\274) 125 (onequarter ?\274)
124 (onehalf ?\275) 126 (onehalf ?\275)
125 (threequarters ?\276) 127 (threequarters ?\276)