Hi Louis & Jürgen: Jürgen: I can try to de-bug in Xcode but I need to look at where the Terminal input is parsed. But I forget where that is in the source code.
Hmmm…. Now I’m more confused than usual. I set TAB to 	 using the Ukelele application- which I use to make changes to the MacAplAlt.keylayout. For example the Return key has a Unicode value of 
 In Xcode when I Run the binary things work as expected. Mind you I do launch it with —noColor —noCIN so as not to get extraneous terminal formatting. note that alt-TAB, shift-TAB, and alt+shift+TAB present the glyphs that you indicated. Thats because I did not set them to have Unicode values. However TAB itself works correctly! But interestingly when I run apl from Terminal I get this: Gandalf:~ pteeson$ /Volumes/Data/Development/MyProjects/GNUAPL/apl-svn/src/apl; exit; which has the same glyphs as in Xcode and your email. But the TAB key seems to be nil potent. The cursor just remains at the indented position. Louis: Out of curiosity: Which model Mac? Which version OS X? I assume that you: • set System Preferences / Keyboard / Input Sources to Show Input menu in Menu Bar? • that you added the MacAplAlt by pressing the + icon and scrolled to the bottom of the displayed languages to Other? • you have APL333 font installed? • you have MacAplAlt selected as input? respect… Peter > On Sep 16, 2015, at 4:55 PM, Louis de Forcrand <[email protected]> wrote: > > Peter Teeson <peter.teeson@...> writes: > >> >> Louis please confirm that the TAB key now works on >> your Mac by placing this new layout in >> ~/Library/Keyboard Layouts. >> > > Sorry to say, this one still types out: > TAB: > SHIFT+TAB: > ALT+TAB: 𐀆 > SHIFT+ALT+TAB: 𐀅 > > The last two look like Quad with the font in my browser right now, > but they're not. > > ⊣Louis
