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Hi all, I have searched on the CygwinFAQ page and mailing list but couldn't find the answer of my question. Therfore I try to explain it. And I hope that I explain my problem to the right mailing list. Perhaps someone had the same problem like me. I will attach cygcheck.out as well to this report. Now the description of the problem: ----------------------------------- After I have started Cygwin.bat from the desktop, I get a shell. If I invoke from this shell "xemacs &", I get an XEMACS-Frame, in which I can use all my macros and key bindings I have defined in my "init.el". Even if I have swiss keyboard, it works perfectly. But when I start "startxwin.bat" I get a shell called: "Cygwin/X X" If I invoke again xemacs from within this shell, I get an xemacs- frame. As soon as I click onto this frame, it is divided vertically. And I get the messages as below in the other window. ?? ---------------------------------------------------- ?? (1) (xim-xlib/warning) Can't even set locale to `C'! ?? (2) (xim-xlib/warning) Can't set locale. ?? Using C locale instead. ? ?---------------------------------------------------- After that, if I open a file to edit, it seems to be that I have now US-Keyboard, because my "Z" and "Y" have changed their places. From someone I got the hint to use the following line in my "startxwin.bat" file to get rid of this problem for my swiss keyboard. ?? ---------------------------------------------------------------- ?? run XWin -multiwindow -clipboard -silent-dup-error -xkblayout ch ?? ---------------------------------------------------------------- With this method "Z" and "Y" have the right places again but the SHIFT key in XEMACS has no meaning more. For example I have of F1 the following commands: ? --------------------------------------???? ?????? F1? = shrink-window-horizontally ??? sh F1? = Revert-buffer ? Ctrl F1? = enlarge-window-horizontally ? --------------------------------------???? "F1" and "ctrl F1" work perfectly but "sh F1" not, as if it is not recognized, when I press the SHIFT key. Instead it shrinks the window Horizontally. On the "Cygwin/X X" shell I get the message: ???????? -------------------------------------------- ???????? $ Warning: Unable to load any usable fontset ???????? -------------------------------------------- as well. If I invoke the on this shell "xterm &" I will get a new xterm-shell but on the existing shell I get the following messages: ? -------------------------------------------------------------- ? $ Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged ? Warning: locale not supported by Xlib, locale set to C ? Warning: X locale modifiers not supported, using default ? Failed to open input method ? -------------------------------------------------------------- ?I will be very happy to get an answer to solve my problem Regards Mohsen
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