comments behind shift and meta key map definitions wasnt working...

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/inputmethods/multikey/keyboard.cpp b/inputmethods/multikey/keyboard.cpp
index 74c99c7..1c17172 100644
--- a/inputmethods/multikey/keyboard.cpp
+++ b/inputmethods/multikey/keyboard.cpp
@@ -1016,64 +1016,67 @@ Keys::Keys() {
                 + l + ".keymap";
 
     } 
 
     setKeysFromFile(map);
 }
 
 Keys::Keys(const char * filename) {
 
     setKeysFromFile(filename);
 }
 
 // Keys::setKeysFromFile {{{2
 void Keys::setKeysFromFile(const char * filename) {
 
     QFile f(filename);
 
     if (f.open(IO_ReadOnly)) {
 
         QTextStream t(&f);
         int row;
         int qcode;
         ushort unicode;
         int width;
         QString buf;
         QString comment;
         char * xpm[256]; //couldnt be larger than that... could it?
         QPixmap *xpm2pix = 0;
 
         buf = t.readLine();
         while (buf) {
 
+            // get rid of comments
+            buf.replace(QRegExp("#.*$", FALSE, FALSE), "");
+
             // key definition
             if (buf.contains(QRegExp("^\\d+\\s+[0-1a-fx]+", FALSE, FALSE))) { 
             // no $1 type referencing!!! this implementation of regexp sucks
 
                 // dont know of any sscanf() type funcs in Qt lib
                 QTextStream tmp (buf, IO_ReadOnly);
                 tmp >> row >> qcode >> unicode >> width >> comment;
 
                 buf = t.readLine();
                 int xpmLineCount = 0;
                 xpm2pix = 0;
 
                 // erase blank space
                 while (buf.contains(QRegExp("^\\s*$")) && buf) buf = t.readLine();
 
                 while (buf.contains(QRegExp("^\\s*\".*\""))) {
 
                     QString xpmBuf = buf.stripWhiteSpace();
 
                     xpm[xpmLineCount] = new char [xpmBuf.length()];
 
                     int j = 0;
                     for (ushort i = 0; i < xpmBuf.length(); i++) {
                         if (xpmBuf[i].latin1() != '"') {
 
                             ((char *)xpm[xpmLineCount])[j] = xpmBuf.at(i).latin1();
                             j++;
                         }
 
                     }
                     // have to close that facker up
                     ((char *)xpm[xpmLineCount])[j] = '\0';