> I made a small patch to allow the input of a c-cedilla (for french) with 'c.
> This is the way it is handled on the X terminals.
Old X terminals maybe. But the XFree86 xc/nls/Compose/iso8859-1 file
contains only the following ways to produce a C with cedilla:
<Multi_key> <C> <comma> : "\307" Ccedilla
<Multi_key> <comma> <C> : "\307" Ccedilla
<dead_cedilla> <C> : "\307" Ccedilla
Ctrl<T> <C> <comma> : "\307" Ccedilla
Ctrl<T> <comma> <C> : "\307" Ccedilla
Noone is using an apostrophe for a cedilla.
> I left the old ,c there, though I don't know how sb. would produce a dead
> comma (maybe on french keyboards, it's possible ...).
The file you should look at is defkeymap.map, not defkeymap.c. A cedilla
is typed as <Compose> <comma>. Therefore your patch is not necessary.
If you can't type the Compose key on your system (e.g. because you are
running SuSE Linux in France with a US keyboard, like I do :-)), you can
assign the Compose function to RightCtrl like this:
$ (dumpkeys ; echo 'keycode 97 = Compose') | loadkeys
Bruno
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