dave@PRC.Unisys.COM (David Lee Matuszek) (05/07/91)
I'm using a Sun 3/60. A little while ago I was running X11r3 with the twm window manager. Now I'm running X11r4 with mwm. Somewhere in the transition something has screwed up my keys, and I can't figure out what. This is below the level of gnuemacs, but it shows up in gnuemacs, so that's how I'll talk about it. Before, shift-R8 sent esc ] 2 1 5 z shift-R10 sent esc ] 2 1 7 z shift-R12 sent esc ] 2 1 9 z shift-R14 sent esc ] 2 2 1 z Now, shift-R8 sends 8 shift-R10 sends 6 shift-R12 sends 4 shift-R14 sends 2 I really want to be able to distinguish shifted-arrow keys from real digit keys. I'm told I can put some appropriate incantation in my .Xdefaults to have these keys interpreted properly, but no one around here knows what it is. I repeat, this is NOT an emacs screwup. This is a result of the "transparent" upgrade from X11r3 to X11r4. As near as I can tell, mwm doesn't have anything to do with it...I think. Can anyone help me? What are the magic words? E-mail preferred. Thanks for any and all help. -- Dave Matuszek (dave@prc.unisys.com) I don't speak for my employer. --
augliere@bbn.com (Reed Augliere) (05/18/91)
I've just installed the Oregon C++ compiler on a VaxStation 3100 running VMS 5-3.1 and am trying to get it to work with MOTIF 1.1 (DEC MOTIF Developer's Kit). I'm getting all kinds of compile errors which are apparently a consequence of conflicts with with C language constants in certain VMS header files (like "new" and "class") and with what is apparently a VMS-specific datatype: "externalref". Has anybody tried to use the Oregon C++ compiler using MOTIF on VMS? If so, have you encountered this problem and figured out a solution? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Reed Augliere raugliere@bbn.coM