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Mapping problem in keyboard-apu from 48-key to Brazilian 47-key layout #1
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I edited the layout file to be identical to Apple's Brasilian Portuguese, as it appears on my computer, using an ISO keyboard. Cf 190b7bc It should produce all the accented vowels you desire, although the deadkeys are in different positions. I did this for two reasons:
Do NOT change any deadkeys or anything else, just build this new version, and give it to Sidney, and ask him to take screen shots so that we can compare. |
This is how it is on the Apple Brazilian keyboard. I want it to be identical with that one, and make sure it works everywhere the correct way before we start to change anything. And from the screen shots, it does not look like shift is required to get tilde. On the other hand, it seems that the screen shots are not from the latest version that I pushed to GitHub, it contains deadkeys that I removed. Could you make sure that the version of the keyboard package is Whose computer are the screen shots from? It seems to be a Mac with an ANSI keyboard? |
These pictures all come from Sidney's Mac Air. |
Unable to generate macos version on own mac.
Maybe you haven't pushed everything onto Github.
both have failed, with no push since |
Sorry, my bad. I have fixed it, and also replaced the Sámi flag with the UN flag. New version is 0.1.2, and it has already built successfully for Mac, and is available in Divvun Manager. |
The Apurinã keyboard should have tilde combinations for all vowels and a modifier letter apostrophe to mark glottal stop. In addition we want circumflex, grave, acute and diaereses.
This äëïöüÿ ãẽĩõũỹ àèìòùỳ áéíóúý works on my M2, Sonoma 14.3.1 in Finland, but it does not quite map to the Brazilian Mac Air used by Sidney Facundes, hence a distinction in the names apu_FI and apu_BR.
Note, for example, that the FI-board shows both sides of the square brackets in the QWERTY row, but the BR-board moves the right-hand bracket to the beginning of the next line.
Please, ask for additional information.
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