[Lazarus] Carbon key mapping

[Dominique Louis]

Hi Mattias,
   No matter what I try, setting the IDE to Mac OS X does not work :(. 
As I mentioned, now in the IDE, regardless of which key mapping I use 
the Enter, BackSpace don't work at all! The IDE allows me to type other 
characters, but is next to useless with Enter and BackSpace. The IDE 
correctly show the Mac OS X keys, but keyboard short-cuts just don't work.

Lastly, and I think the worse thing of all, is that when I now build my 
Mac OS X Carbon application, the short-cut keys are the Lazarus Default 
keys, while previously before the update, they correctly compiled as Mac 
OS X shortcut keys. Is there something else I need to pass to the 
compiler so that the Mac OS X Carbon short-cut keys are used instead?
Or a setting in the project file?

Thanks,


Dominique.

Mattias Gaertner wrote:
> On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:34:48 +0100
> Dominique Louis <dominique at savagesoftware.com.au> wrote:
> 
>> Mattias Gaertner wrote:
>>> This works here too.
>> Hi Mattias,
>>    There is something definitately wrong because ever since your
>> change and the need to switch to "Mac OS X " short-cut scheme, the
>> commands do NOT work.
> 
> :(
> I tested various keyboard layouts and Cmd+C always worked.
> I will try to test on other macs.
> 
> 
>> I even did a completely clean svn update, so
>> there can not be any conflicts at all now.
>>
>>
>>> Can you try to compile the carbon interface with -dVerboseKeyboard
>>> (build clean), then compile the rest of the IDE, start IDE and
>>> press Cmd+C in IDE.
>> I did this and no Cmd key combinations work, neither does the Enter
>> or Backspace key, but all other letters and numbers work fine.
> 
> Sorry for the confusion. I meant:
> Start the IDE in the terminal and see the output. Every key press
> should generate quite a lot when you compiled with -dVerboseKeyboard.
> Please try svn revision 16015.
> If you don't get a lot of output, then you started an old IDE or you
> have not compiled the LCL clean.
> 
>  
>> Where does Lazarus store it's settings on Mac OS X. It can't be in 
>> /usr/local/share/lazarus, because I deleted everything before doing
>> the last svn update and my IDE settings still persisted. I think that
>> may be the only way for me to get the IDE working in it's most basic
>> form.
> 
> ~/.lazarus
> 
> The ~ stands for your home directory. /Users/username
> 
> You can load the key mapping in editor options / key mapping /
> choose scheme / Mac OS.