Re: Disabling Unicode input with C-U

[Brad Neimann]

> > As for lsymbol, it hasn't annoyed me simply because I didn't notice it
> > in the first case. In fact, it doesn't seem to work at all as a
> > fallback... when I explicitly select 'lsymbol' in IBus it works fine,
> > but in 'fallback-input-method' it does nothing. Odd, that.
> ... So lsymbol can only work as a fallback in those input methods which do
> *not* handle "/" already. And almost all input methods already do
> something with "/", very few exceptions.

Hi Mike,

I was going to say that my keyboard layout doesn’t handle '/', but in 
fact it does… it just gets mapped to '47', which corresponds to the 
character '/'! (Blame the simplistic utility I wrote to autogenerate the 
.mim file.) So this is undoubtedly the reason why lsymbol didn't work. I 
guess I could just remove that line, but it's not like I'd find lsymbol 
useful for my usecase anyway.

(By the way, I've been using a variant of config.mic file you gave me, 
and it's been working perfectly --- thanks so much!)

Regards,
Brad