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Keypad keys and normal keys should always behave the same in Compose

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Closed Mike Fabian requested to merge mfabian/libx11:improve-keypad-compose-sequences into master Aug 17, 2021
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I.e. the keysyms below in the right column should always do the same as thouse in the left column when using Compose:

<0>        <KP_0>
<1>        <KP_1>
<2>        <KP_2>
<3>        <KP_3>
<4>        <KP_4>
<5>        <KP_5>
<6>        <KP_6>
<7>        <KP_7>
<8>        <KP_8>
<9>        <KP_9>
<minus>    <KP_Subtract>
<plus>     <KP_Add>
<slash>    <KP_Divide>
<asterisk> <KP_Multiply>

Signed-off-by: Mike FABIAN mfabian@redhat.com

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Source branch: improve-keypad-compose-sequences