xkb_unicode.c | Explore in Territory

//========================================================================
// GLFW 3.5 X11 - www.glfw.org
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (c) 2002-2006 Marcus Geelnard
// Copyright (c) 2006-2017 Camilla Löwy <[email protected]>
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#include "internal.h"

#if defined(_GLFW_X11) || defined(_GLFW_WAYLAND)

/*
 * Marcus: This code was originally written by Markus G. Kuhn.
 * I have made some slight changes (trimmed it down a bit from >60 KB to
 * 20 KB), but the functionality is the same.
 */

/*
 * This module converts keysym values into the corresponding ISO 10646
 * (UCS, Unicode) values.
 *
 * The array keysymtab[] contains pairs of X11 keysym values for graphical
 * characters and the corresponding Unicode value. The function
 * _glfwKeySym2Unicode() maps a keysym onto a Unicode value using a binary
 * search, therefore keysymtab[] must remain SORTED by keysym value.
 *
 * We allow to represent any UCS character in the range U-00000000 to
 * U-00FFFFFF by a keysym value in the range 0x01000000 to 0x01ffffff.
 * This admittedly does not cover the entire 31-bit space of UCS, but
 * it does cover all of the characters up to U-10FFFF, which can be
 * represented by UTF-16, and more, and it is very unlikely that higher
 * UCS codes will ever be assigned by ISO. So to get Unicode character
 * U+ABCD you can directly use keysym 0x0100abcd.
 *
 * Original author: Markus G. Kuhn <[email protected]>, University of
 *                  Cambridge, April 2001
 *
 * Special thanks to Richard Verhoeven <[email protected]> for preparing
 * an initial draft of the mapping table.
 *
 */


//************************************************************************
//****                KeySym to Unicode mapping table                 ****
//************************************************************************

static const struct codepair { … } keysymtab[] = …;


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////                       GLFW internal API                      //////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Convert XKB KeySym to Unicode
//
uint32_t _glfwKeySym2Unicode(unsigned int keysym)
{ … }

#endif // _GLFW_WAYLAND or _GLFW_X11
chromium/third_party/dawn/third_party/glfw/src/xkb_unicode.c
