# Most people will prefer the default Unicode hex input
# sequences (that use the keypad, with A-F represented
# by the keys around the digits in natural order).
# However, ISO-14755 suggests to use Ctrl-Shift and
# the ordinary letters and digits. That is also possible
# (but then Ctrl-Shift-2 will no longer be Ctrl-@).
control shift keycode  11 = Hex_0
control shift keycode   2 = Hex_1
control shift keycode   3 = Hex_2
control shift keycode   4 = Hex_3
control shift keycode   5 = Hex_4
control shift keycode   6 = Hex_5
control shift keycode   7 = Hex_6
control shift keycode   8 = Hex_7
control shift keycode   9 = Hex_8
control shift keycode  10 = Hex_9
control shift keycode  30 = Hex_A
control shift keycode  48 = Hex_B
control shift keycode  46 = Hex_C
control shift keycode  32 = Hex_D
control shift keycode  18 = Hex_E
control shift keycode  33 = Hex_F
#
# If the keyboard is in Unicode mode, then pressing
# Ctrl-Shift, typing 4 hex digits and releasing Ctrl-Shift
# will produce the unicode character with the given code.
#