A friend of mine wants to modify an X keyboard layout so that he can input 
IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) characters in UTF-8. Modifying a layout 
isn't the problem--I modified the ru layout to something more mnemonic for a 
qwerty keyboard. The hexidecimal value for a given Unicode value we can 
lookup on the web. However, we are less certain about how to instruct X to 
use that hexidecimal value to display the character.
	For instance, a "hooked-h" (representing a breathy-voiced glottal fricative, 
if you care to know) has a hex value of 0266. How can we bind that to the "h" 
key?
	TIA,
	:Peter
-- 
Oh what a tangled web they weave who try a new word to conceive!

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