[xmonad] Fwd: Graphics.X11.Types bug report.

[Don Stewart]

That is me.

tim.thelion:
>    Hm, I hoped to report a bug to the maintainer of Graphics.X11.Types, but
>    the provided maintainer e-mail bounced.  What now?
> 
>    Timothy
> 
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>    Subject: Graphics.X11.Types
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>    From: Timothy Hobbs <[4]tim.thelion at gmail.com>
>    To: [5]libraries at haskell.org
>    Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2008 17:36:01 -0700
>    Subject: Graphics.X11.Types
>    Hello,
> 
>    I believe that the values for xK_KP_0 to xK_KP_9 are wrong in
> 
>    Graphics.X11.Types
> 
>    I tried using these values to map workspaces in xmonad, and they had no
>    effect
>    when pressing the keypad number keys.  The F keys work perfectly in the
>    same piece of code.
> 
>    I believe that there is something seriously wrong with this library's
>    architecture.  I am attempting to make a work around for a bug in xmonad
>    in which, when one does "setxkbmap cz", the number keys stop responding
>    in xmonad.  The layout cz replaces the numbers with symbols, however,
>    shift+number sends the numeric keysym.
> 
>    Thank you,
> 
>    Timothy Hobbs
> 
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