#Tkeyboard mistaking simbols code#

And when I press dead key followed by space, then dead key followed by space is printed. Then when I press following key, these two symbols will be somehow combined if possible. I would expect, that when I press any listed dead key, no output will be printed. Using colemak-eD_ISO layout and pkl.ini containing 'systemsDeadkeys = `´¨^~', when I press any physical key which relates to listed deadkey, then dead key is not dead, it's get printed instead. about that deadkeys: SEE LAST EDIT!! I probably did not understand your answer. Colemak it is, sorry, I've overlooked it. Sorry for the late answer, I did not have a time to test it.

There's not much by way of background reading other than what I've linked to in my sig posts.

If you press the deadkey5 key twice or with space, it should release the '0 =' symbol (in this case the ~ glyph) but that's a bit buggy.

Then, when you press the 'deadkey5' key for instance the layout.ini has a section describing what happens next.

You have to add the OS dead keys of your keyboard to pkl.ini in the 'systemsDeadkeys = `´¨^~' line to avoid the space.

I'd like to have ligatures though (sequences of characters mapped to one key press) but they're only available for Extend I think.

#Tkeyboard mistaking simbols code#

For macros, you'd have to either edit the PKL source code or run some other program.If you need it back, comment out the mapping of 'SC14f = END' in the layout.ini file and possibly in pkl.ini too. I never use it as End anymore since I have the better Caps+Y for that. This is likely because I've made VirtualKey mappings for the physical End key so I can use it with Caps for keyboard mousing. When using the physical End key with the Colemak you're right it doesn't work.In my Colemak PKL layout, Shift+End does select text whether I use the physical Shift or S with Caps+Y for End.You can change those hotkeys to something that works for you in the pkl.ini file.

Maybe you have something else remapping these? Ctrl+Shift+1–4 work fine for me (1 shows the image, 2 changes layout etc).I never got around to figuring out the perl+something+browser thing to make new ones. The images are obsolete with a vengeance.'Colemak' is spelled with a 'k' at the end.I know this is a lot of questions, I'll try to study some more by myself and finding answers, but answering them would help me a lot and probably others too. If there is any more reading, even background one, documentation please send me links. What's the story around deadkeys? PKL somehow swallows the one defined by windows-native layout and I cannot see the way they're put back. Symbol ~ is specified here, but is does not act like deadkey if I remove it (since tilde is not deadkey in my windows-native layout) the only thing that happen is that space after tilde is missing now. Why's that? Why's that space printed after tilde in '~ '? Is it somehow related to 'systemsDeadkeys = `´¨^~' in pkl.ini? I do not understand it. Am I right? But when I press tilde button, just '~ ' is written and ~ does not act like deadkey. First line says 0 = 126, which could be deadcode definition since I'm not aware about char having numeric value of 0 and 126 relates tilde char. I did not find where's deadcode defined & how this work. * in colemac layout.ini there are sections of. * is there possibility (and also in linux xkb) to create macro's in extend layer or create another layer where macros will reside? * what's the purpose of mapping ctrl, alt and other modifiers in extend layer? * in your qwerty layout shift-end does select text, but in colemac don't. * Shortcut for suspending (ctrl+shift+´) works, but the other ones (exit, change layout, mapped to ctrl+shift+1. Is some images obsolete or is something wrong at my place? * I've found few inconsistences -> image shows that some key should write a letter, but nothing happens or something else happens (for example moving mouse is elsewhere than on image). I've read your two threads (most of it) and part of mate's thread, but have few questions. But I've never found a way of doing the latter in windows, and you did it and pushed whole thing a lot further. I (yet) use custom modified qwerty layout in xkb/windows to eliminate nonsense differences between national layout and US and to add navigation keys on alt-gr combinations. First of all I have to say 'thank you & mateFarkas' for your work.