Hello,
I’m reporting 2 unknown keys in SDL2 as suggested by the following console
messages:
The key you just pressed is not recognized by SDL. To help get this fixed,
please report this to the SDL mailing list X11 KeyCode 130
(122), X11 KeySym 0xFF31 (Hangul).
The key you just pressed is not recognized by SDL. To help get this fixed,
please report this to the SDL mailing list X11 KeyCode 131
(123), X11 KeySym 0xFF34 (Hangul_Hanja).
I’m running Ubuntu saucy x86_64 (at least for SDL2; otherwise it’s quite
mixed). I have ibus running with Korean/Hangul and Japanese input methods.
I have a Korean keyboard. The layout in basically US QWERTY, but with all
A-Z keys doubled with Hangul characters (the Korean aplhabet), and these 2
additional keys. The “Hangul” key is just right of space bar, to switch
between roman characters (A-Z) and Hangul ones (Korean ones). The
"Hangul_Hanja" key is just left of space bar, and… well… I’m not Korean
so I’m not quite sure what is the “typical” use case. Hanja is supposed to
be the Korean ideograms. But on my system it doesn’t do anything.
Of course, because the keys are not recognized, the switch between roman
characters and Hangul ones in applications using SDL2 does not work. It
works well however in other apps (e.g. firefox). I also tried direct X11
access (Xlib+XIM) and it works.
I tried to find a bug report with Google but couldn’t find anything. Sorry
if this was already reported and I missed it.
J?r?me