I am using Debian testing (wheezy) with emacs23. I mapped compose key to the right Windows key (Multi_key). The compose key works in shell, but not in emacs. How do I tell emacs to honor it?
I'm addicted to the compose key and am using Debian while developping Emacs, so if the compose key doesn't work in your case, it's a weird bug. Please report it via M-x report-emacs-bug, providing as much detail as you can so we can try and reproduce it.
Based on my email, Stefan divined, that I lacked 'include "%L"' line in my custom ~/.XCompose file:
IOW my crystal ball tells me that your .XCompose file is lacking a `include "%L"' so it overrides the default rather than extends it. And you don't notice it in Iceweasel because you haven't set the envvar GTK_IM_MODULE=xim, so those apps don't actually use your .XCompose file anyway.
Adding include "%L" to my ~/.XCompose solved the problem. (I actually went to install Kragen's famous .XCompose file instead of my home made one.)
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