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Support VK_PACKET in vncviewer on Windows #1852
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Fixes TigerVNC#1847 Co-authored-by: Pierre Ossman <ossman@cendio.se>
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@@ -971,6 +972,12 @@ int Viewport::handleSystemEvent(void *event, void *data) | |||
keyCode = 0x38; | |||
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// VK_PACKET handling: Translate to WM_*CHAR message, handled below. | |||
if (vKey == VK_PACKET) { | |||
TranslateMessage(msg); |
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I'd rather avoid the risk of intercepting another message type. Was there not enough information in the WM_KEYDOWN
event? TranslateMessage()
is able to make sense of it somehow, so there should be something there.
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I analyzed a hex dump of the entire WM_KEYDOWN
message, and there is nothing there. TranslateMessage()
is a Windows API call and need not be limited to the information contained in the parameter. Perhaps there is something in adjacent memory, but even if so it'd be riskier to access that than to use the provided API.
// Plane, BMP), are encoded as a pair of UTF-16 code units that will need to | ||
// be synthesized into one Unicode code point. | ||
uint32_t ucsCode = msg->wParam; | ||
if ((ucsCode & 0xfc00) == 0xd800) { |
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Could the surrogate handling be a separate commit? Makes it easier to see which parts are connected.
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I could, but only by making a first commit that exhibits wrong behavior w.r.t. surrogate pairs. Would you like that?
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codePoint = ucsCode; | ||
} | ||
uint32_t keySym = ucs2keysym(codePoint); | ||
uint32_t keyCode = 0x100 + keySym; // Fake key code |
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Keysym is 32-bit, so this is not going to work. Perhaps something similar to the universal keysyms? I.e. 0x01000000 | codePoint
?
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Good point, will change to what you suggested. Another option is actually a constant, e.g. keyCode = 0x123
, since we expect only one concurrent VK_PACKET
key down.
vncviewer/keysym2ucs.c
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/* us the directly encoded 24-bit UCS character */ | ||
if ((ucs & 0xff000000) == 0) | ||
/* ucs is a directly encoded 21-bit Unicode character */ | ||
if (ucs <= 0x10ffff && ((ucs & 0xfff800) != 0x00d800)) |
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I guess this is a safety net? Good idea, but I think it is a bit hidden here. Perhaps instead:
diff --git a/vncviewer/keysym2ucs.c b/vncviewer/keysym2ucs.c
index 6607e3065..ad9b7ebf3 100644
--- a/vncviewer/keysym2ucs.c
+++ b/vncviewer/keysym2ucs.c
@@ -167,6 +167,14 @@ unsigned ucs2keysym(unsigned ucs)
if (keysym != NoSymbol)
return keysym;
+ /* surrogates? */
+ if (ucs >= 0xd800 && ucs <= 0xdfff)
+ return NoSymbol;
+
+ /* private use? */
+ if (ucs >= 0xe000 && ucs <= 0xf8ff)
+ return NoSymbol;
+
/* us the directly encoded 24-bit UCS character */
if ((ucs & 0xff000000) == 0)
return ucs | 0x01000000;
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Will make more explicit as you suggest, but I will leave the 0x10ffff limit since code points above that values are not valid.
@CendioOssman Addressed your review comments and pushed a fix. Once you decide what you want me to do with commit splitting, I'll clean up the commit history. |
Fixes #1847