TL;DR: xwayland-satellite (which I use) doesn't sync the primary selection between X11 and wayland. Since devdraw prefers the primary selection over the clipboard if populated, it is impossible to paste from wayland (i.e. from the clipboard) in devdraw windows after cutting once on the plan9port side (which populates the primary selection). Change-Id: Idc46b875f294bf90d477ee7fe138dcd17e755221 Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/13102 Autosubmit: sterni <sternenseemann@systemli.org> Tested-by: BuildkiteCI Reviewed-by: sterni <sternenseemann@systemli.org> |
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//users/sterni/acme
Utilities and configurations related to the acme text editor from Plan 9.
mkbqnkeyboard.bqn
mkbqnkeyboard.bqn is a script that updates a given Plan 9 /lib/keyboard
file to support the familiar BQN keymap via compose sequences. Since
it uses the GNU Readline inputrc distributed with BQN as a database
for the keymap, you can use a remapped version of the layout.
Once applied, you'll be able to type the Unicode characters used by BQN
via Compose followed by \ and the
mapped ASCII character. For details on the file and what button
is used for Compose, refer to
keyboard(6) (see also
plan9port's keyboard(7), 9front's keyboard(6) etc.).
TIP: mkbqnkeyboard.bqn has only been tested with plan9port, so the instructions below may not work with every Plan 9 variant. If you have any any information on/trouble with getting it to work on a proper Plan 9 (fork), feel free to let me know or send a patch.
The process for updating /lib/keyboard with mkbqnkeyboard.bqn is a follows:
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Prerequisites:
- CBQN (other BQN implementations are untested)
- A local checkout of mlochbaum/BQN,
aecb56a323aais the latest tested revision.
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Run
./mkbqnkeyboard.bqn -i /path/to/mlochbaum/BQN/editors/inputrc /path/to/lib/keyboardIf you omit
-i, the modifiedkeyboardfile will be printed to stdout instead of written to the file. If you add-s, the result will be sorted by (resulting) codepoint. -
If you're using plan9port, you'll need to
- Apply latin1-increase-compose-capacity.patch since the default compose sequence lookup table is too small to hold all the mappings BQN adds.
- Recompile plan9port.
Other Plan 9 variants may also require extra steps.
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The compose sequences should now work in the acme and sam text editors as well as all other Plan 9 programs.