You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: developer/19.0/context/keyboard-editor.md
+37-33Lines changed: 37 additions & 33 deletions
Display the source diff
Display the rich diff
Original file line number
Diff line number
Diff line change
@@ -13,13 +13,10 @@ multiple source files, which are all managed within this one editor.
13
13
The following image shows the first tab of the editor, the Details tab,
14
14
for a brand new keyboard, with those three initial tabs.
15
15
16
-

16
+
<imgsrc="../images/ui/frmKeymanWizard_New.png"style="width:100%"alt="Keyboard Editor - New file, Details tab"/>
17
17
18
-
> ### Note
19
-
Users of earlier versions of Keyman Developer may initially have trouble
20
-
finding tabs such as the Icon tab or the On-Screen tab, as they are not
21
-
initially visible. The Features grid on the Details tab allows you to
22
-
add these extra features into the keyboard.
18
+
> [!Note]
19
+
> Users of earlier versions of Keyman Developer may initially have trouble finding tabs such as the Icon tab or the On-Screen tab, as they are not initially visible. The Features grid on the Details tab allows you to add these extra features into the keyboard.
23
20
24
21
## Keyboard component files
25
22
@@ -47,7 +44,7 @@ because that reflects both the Details and the Layout tab.
The icon tab allows you to edit the icon associated with the keyboard. An external icon editor will allow you to create more sophisticated icons with alpha transparency and multiple resolutions, but this will cover the standard 16x16 256 colour icon, which is all that many keyboards require. The controls at the top left are:
514
518
@@ -574,7 +578,7 @@ This tab allows you to edit the [named constants](/developer/language/guide/cons
This is a keyboard for the Bassa language using the Bassa Vah script. This keyboard is based on the design found in one of the Unicode proposal documents. Feedback is welcomed.
9
+
</p>
10
+
11
+
<p>Tone diacritics may only occur on vowels, and two tone diacritics can never co-occur. For pedagogical purposes, tone diacritics may be placed on a space or on U+25CC.</p>
12
+
13
+
<h2>Desktop Keyboard Layout</h2>
14
+
<div id='osk' data-states='default shift'>
15
+
</div>
16
+
17
+
<h2>Mobile/Phone Keyboard Layout</h2>
18
+
19
+
<p>
20
+
Due to the size and number of keys, some characters are hidden in the long press. Press and hold on the key with a little dot on the top right to reveal and use them.
This is a keyboard for the Bassa language using the Bassa Vah script. This keyboard is based on the design found in one of the Unicode proposal documents. Feedback is welcomed.
9
+
</p>
10
+
11
+
<p>Tone diacritics may only occur on vowels, and two tone diacritics can never co-occur.</p>
12
+
13
+
<h2>Desktop Keyboard Layout</h2>
14
+
<div id='osk' data-states='default shift'>
15
+
</div>
16
+
17
+
<h2>Mobile/Phone Keyboard Layout</h2>
18
+
19
+
<p>
20
+
Due to the size and number of keys, some characters are hidden in the long press. Press and hold on the key with a little dot on the top right to reveal and use them.
Fulfulde Ajami (QWERTY) keyboard developed for use for the Adamawa Fulfulde, Maasina Fulfulde, Nigerian Fulfulde, Pular, Pulaar, and Western Niger Fulfulde languages.
10
+
</p>
11
+
12
+
<p>This keyboard makes use of rotas for a few characters. For example: typing » twice will produce ›. Doing this works with «, ”, and “. It also works with turning <i>fatha</i>, <i>kasra</i>, and <i>damma</i> into <i>fathatan</i>, <i>kasratan</i>, and <i>dammatan</i> respectively.</p>
13
+
<p>It may be difficult to tell, but kashida is on the SHIFT+7 key, and the hyphen is available on the RALT+- key.</p>
Borgu Fulfulde Ajami (Azerty) keyboard developed for use for the Borgu Fulfulde language.
10
+
</p>
11
+
12
+
<p>This keyboard makes use of rotas for a few characters. For example: typing » twice will produce ›. Doing this works with «, ”, and “. It also works with turning <i>fatha</i>, <i>kasra</i>, and <i>damma</i> into <i>fathatan</i>, <i>kasratan</i>, and <i>dammatan</i> respectively.</p>
13
+
<p>It may be difficult to tell, but kashida is on the SHIFT+7 key, and the hyphen is available on the RALT+- key.</p>
Borgu Fulfulde Ajami (Azerty) keyboard developed for use for the Borgu Fulfulde language.
10
+
</p>
11
+
12
+
<p>This keyboard makes use of rotas for a few characters. For example: typing » twice will produce ›. Doing this works with «, ”, and “. It also works with turning <i>fatha</i>, <i>kasra</i>, and <i>damma</i> into <i>fathatan</i>, <i>kasratan</i>, and <i>dammatan</i> respectively.</p>
13
+
<p>It may be difficult to tell, but kashida is on the SHIFT+7 key, and the hyphen is available on the RALT+- key.</p>
Borgu Fulfulde Ajami (QWERTY) keyboard developed for use for the Borgu Fulfulde language.
10
+
</p>
11
+
12
+
<p>This keyboard makes use of rotas for a few characters. For example: typing » twice will produce ›. Doing this works with «, ”, and “. It also works with turning <i>fatha</i>, <i>kasra</i>, and <i>damma</i> into <i>fathatan</i>, <i>kasratan</i>, and <i>dammatan</i> respectively.</p>
13
+
<p>It may be difficult to tell, but kashida is on the SHIFT+7 key, and the hyphen is available on the SHIFT+- key.</p>
0 commit comments