Re: SEGFAULT when starting applications

[Gregory Casamento]

Nicola,

This was breaking last night for some reason.   It was failing to compile
XGContextEvent.m due to NSBackspaceKey not being defined.  I had to comment the
line containing it out to compile completely.

GJC

--- Nicola Pero <nicola@brainstorm.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> > PS: There was also an unaccounted change to XGContextEvent where
> > NSBackspaceKey instead of NSBackspaceCharacter was used. Any idea who
> > did that?
> 
> I did it, but it was nearly one year and a half ago, and it's not at all
> unaccounted.
> 
> NSBackspaceKey is used since Mon Sep 4 2000, when the backend code
> processing character events was totally rewritten.  The ChangeLog entry
> for that change says -
> 
> Mon Sep  4 03:15:09 2000  Nicola Pero  <nicola@brainstorm.co.uk>
> 
>  * Source/SharedX/XGContextEvent.m (process_key_event): Corrected
>  the code to process key events: now the keycode is the hardware
>  code, and the unicode value of the key is reported in characters.
>  (process_char): New function replacing process_key_code.  This
>  function was rewritten to be simpler.
> 
> Processing of the backspace key was done inside process_key_code.
> 'rewritten' implies you can forget what was done before, now it's done in
> a different way :-)
> 
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