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Subject: [I18n] Re: hebrew keyboard in Xfree
From: Tzafrir Cohen <tzafrir () technion ! ac ! il>
Date: 2000-11-28 18:51:34
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Hi
I follow that to the whole list, if you don't mind...
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Ivan Pascal wrote:
> > But I would like to know if there is currently a hebrew (or
> > israeli) keyboard layout there:
> > * symbols/he (or il)
> There are 'il' and il_phonetic ("uses the phonetic layout from old Slackware
> il.map file").
Could anybody please reply to me if they know of anybody who actually uses
il_phonetic or any similar layout?
> > * "he" (or "il" in keymaps//xfree86
> No.
>
> > *some relevant rules
>
> There is not (and is not necessary) special rule for 'il' map.
> Rules file have rules like
> ---
> ! model layout = symbols
> <model> * = en_US(<model>)+%l%(v)
> --
> that are suitable for most layouts.
But it is a bit problematic for layouts who use a second group:
en_US adds, among others, iso9995-3(basic101) which adds an alternate
mapping for the second group. This means that the added group has to
override each key in the second layout, which seems pointless to me.
I attach a modified "il" symbols file, which tries to override as less as
possible (please don't commit it or anything, I haven't tested it much).
is there any way to add a rule like:
! model layout = symbols
* il = us(%m)+il
where %m would be substituted with the model name?
--
Tzafrir Cohen
mailto:tzafrir@technion.ac.il
http://www.technion.ac.il/~tzafrir
["il2.xkb.symbols" (TEXT/PLAIN)]
// $XConsortium: il /main/3 1997/12/18 12:40:12 rch $
partial default alphanumeric_keys
xkb_symbols "basic" {
// Describes the differences between a very simple us
// keyboard and a very simple Israelian keyboard
// uses the kbd layout in use in Israel.
//name[Group1]= "US/ASCII";
name[Group2]= "Israelian";
key <TLDE> {[], [ semicolon, asciitilde ] };
key <AD01> {[], [ slash, Q ] };
key <AD02> {[], [ apostrophe, W ] };
key <AD03> {[], [ hebrew_qoph, E ] };
key <AD04> {[], [ hebrew_resh, R ] };
key <AD05> {[], [ hebrew_aleph, T ] };
key <AD06> {[], [ hebrew_tet, Y ] };
key <AD07> {[], [ hebrew_waw, U ] };
key <AD08> {[], [ hebrew_finalnun, I ] };
key <AD09> {[], [ hebrew_finalmem, O ] };
key <AD10> {[], [ hebrew_pe, P ] };
key <AC01> {[], [ hebrew_shin, A ] };
key <AC02> {[], [ hebrew_dalet, S ] };
key <AC03> {[], [ hebrew_gimel, D ] };
key <AC04> {[], [ hebrew_kaph, F ] };
key <AC05> {[], [ hebrew_ayin, G ] };
key <AC06> {[], [ hebrew_yod, H ] };
key <AC07> {[], [ hebrew_chet, J ] };
key <AC08> {[], [ hebrew_lamed, K ] };
key <AC09> {[], [ hebrew_finalkaph, L ] };
key <AC10> {[], [ hebrew_finalpe, colon ] };
key <AC11> {[], [ comma, quotedbl ] };
key <AB01> {[], [ hebrew_zain, Z ] };
key <AB02> {[], [ hebrew_samech, X ] };
key <AB03> {[], [ hebrew_bet, C ] };
key <AB04> {[], [ hebrew_he, V ] };
key <AB05> {[], [ hebrew_nun, B ] };
key <AB06> {[], [ hebrew_mem, N ] };
key <AB07> {[], [ hebrew_zade, M ] };
key <AB08> {[], [ hebrew_taw, less ] };
key <AB09> {[], [ hebrew_finalzade, greater ] };
key <AB10> {[], [ period, question ] };
// reverse parathensis:
key <AE09> {[], [ 9, parenright ] };
key <AE10> {[], [ 0, parenleft ] };
key <AD11> {[], [ bracketright, braceright ] };
key <AD12> {[], [ bracketleft, braceleft ] };
// I'm not exactly familiar with the stuff from iso99995-3
// I figured that the common modifiers was something worth adding
// and that the additional group is definitly not needed.
// I don't know what about the dead_keys. Since I'm not familiar
// with those names I figure that they don't belong in my keyboard
include "iso9995-3(full_common)"
// // Begin modifier mappings
//
// modifier_map Shift { Shift_L };
// modifier_map Lock { Caps_Lock, ISO_Lock };
// modifier_map Control{ Control_L };
// modifier_map Mod3 { Mode_switch };
};
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