Dear Ilya, dear all,
Thanks again.
My full xkb mapping is the following. I have not added all the Compose
keys but just i_breve_below to test it (note that it is not a i without
dot but a normal i with a breve below and that the i withoutdot is
combined with a half ring above.
partial alphanumeric_keys
xkb_symbols "oss" {
include "latin"
include "level3(ralt_switch)"
include "nbsp(level4n)"
include "keypad(oss)"
name[Group1]="translitt";
// First row
key <TLDE> { [ U1E95, U1E94, U021D,
U021C ] }; // ẕ Ẕ ȝ Ȝ
key <AE01> { [ ampersand, 1, i_breve_below,
U032F ] }; // & 1 i+̯ U0069+U032F i and Combining Inverted Breve
Below and dead inverted breve below auparavant on trouvait
deadUnderscoreacute au lieu de U032F
key <AE02> { [ eacute, 2,
U00EB, U00B4 ] }; // é 2 ë „
key <AE03> { [ quotedbl, 3,
UA723, UA722 ] }; // " 3 ꜣ Ꜣ
key <AE04> { [ apostrophe, 4,
U2018, U2019 ] }; // ' 4 ‘
key <AE05> { [ parenleft, 5, bracketleft,
braceleft ] }; // ( 5 [ {
key <AE06> { [ minus, 6, NoSymbol,
U007C ] }; // - 6 il faut combiner U0075 + U032F en troisième
position (u+̯ )
key <AE07> { [ egrave, 7, U00AB,
U00BB ] }; // è 7 « »
key <AE08> { [ underscore, 8,
U1E71, U1E70 ] }; // _ 8 ṱ Ṱ
key <AE09> { [ ccedilla, 9, Ccedilla,
U0331 ] }; // ç 9 Ç ̱
key <AE10> { [ agrave, 0, U2205,
U00D8 ] }; // à 0 ∅ Ø
key <AE11> { [ parenright, degree, bracketright,
U2014 ] }; // ) ° ] —
key <AE12> { [ U02BF, U02BE, braceright,
U2013 ] }; // ʿ ʾ } –
// Second row
key <AD01> { [ a, A, U0101,
U0100 ] }; // a A ā Ā
key <AD02> { [ z, Z, U1E93,
U1E92 ] }; // z Z ẓ Ẓ
key <AD03> { [ e, E, U0113,
U0112 ] }; // e E ē Ē
key <AD04> { [ r, R,
U0259, U0323 ] }; // r R ə ̣
key <AD05> { [ t, T, U1E6D,
U1E6C ] }; // t T ṭ Ṭ
key <AD06> { [ y, Y,
U1E6F, U1E6E ] }; // y Y ṯ Ṯ
key <AD07> { [ u, U,
U016B, U016A ] }; // u U ū Ū
key <AD08> { [ i, I,
U012B, U012A ] }; // i I ī Ī
key <AD09> { [ o, O, U014D,
U014C ] }; // o O ō Ō
key <AD10> { [ p, P,
U13379, U1337A ] }; // p P opening of cartouche 𓍹
closing of cartouche 𓍺
key <AD11> { [ U032D, U0357,
U015B, U015A ] }; // ^ ̈ś Ś auparavant
deadUnderscorecircumflex deadUnderscorediaeresis
key <AD12> { [ dollar, sterling, U015F,
U015E ] }; // $ £ ş Ş
// Third row
key <AC01> { [ q, Q,
U0161, U0160 ] }; // q Q š Š
key <AC02> { [ s, S, U1E63,
U1E62 ] }; // s S ṣ Ṣ
key <AC03> { [ d, D,
U1E0D, U1E0C ] }; // d D ḍ Ḍ
key <AC04> { [ f, F, U1E0F,
U1E0E ] }; // f F ḏ Ḏ
key <AC05> { [ g, G, U0121,
U0120 ] }; // g G ġ Ġ
key <AC06> { [ h, H, U1E25,
U1E24 ] }; // h H ḥ Ḥ
key <AC07> { [ j, J,
U01E7, U01E6 ] }; // j J ǧ Ǧ
key <AC08> { [ k, K,
U1E33, U1E32 ] }; // k K ḳ Ḳ
key <AC09> { [ l, L,
U0131, U0130 ] }; // l L ı İ
key <AC10> { [ m, M, NoSymbol,
NoSymbol ] }; // m M ỉ Ỉ
key <AC11> { [ ugrave, percent, NoSymbol,
NoSymbol ] }; // ù % č Č qu'il faut apparemment combiner avec le
point souscrit U010D + U0323 et U010C + U0323
key <BKSL> { [ asterisk, mu, XF86Launch5,
NoSymbol ] }; // * µ ` ̄ il faut apparemment combiner s et S
majuscules avec le macron below c est à dure U0073 + U0331 et U0053 + U0331
// Fourth row
key <LSGT> { [ less, greater,
U2E22, U2E23 ] }; // < > ⸢ ⸣
key <AB01> { [ w, W,
U2329, U232A ] }; // w W 〈 〉
key <AB02> { [ x, X, U1E2B,
U1E2A ] }; // x X ḫ Ḫ
key <AB03> { [ c, C, UA725,
UA724 ] }; // c C ꜥ Ꜥ
key <AB04> { [ v, V,
U017C, U017B ] }; // v V ż Ż
key <AB05> { [ b, B,
U1E96, NoSymbol ] }; // b B ẖ il faut combiner U0048 +
U0331 pour ẖ majuscule qui n'existe effectivement pas
key <AB06> { [ n, N, U1EC9,
U1EC8 ] }; // n N ỉ Ỉ
key <AB07> { [ comma, question, NoSymbol,
NoSymbol ] }; // , ? il faut respectivement combiner U0068 +
U032D et U0048 + U032D
key <AB08> { [ semicolon, period, U011F,
U011E ] }; // ; . ğ Ğ
key <AB09> { [ colon, slash,
U010D, U010C ] }; // : / č Č
key <AB10> { [ exclam, section,
U2E17, U00B1 ] }; // ! § ⸗ ±
};
Thanks a lot for your patience,
Best,
Pierre-Luc
Le 14/03/2019 à 15:09, Ilya Anfimov a écrit :
On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 02:04:11PM +0100, Pierre-Luc Angles wrote:
Without knowing if this is the good direction, I have tested to change
~/.XCompose by typing first the diacritic and then the "diacriticised"
letter, but it does not make differences in LibreOffice and in Firefox. Note
that when I type AltGr+& in Firefox, it remains an ampersand whereas in
LibreOffice it appears as nothing and does not react.
Shouldn't work: I had tested it with LO and assigned
<i_breve_below> to KP_Multiply, with your ~/.XCompose string, and
it typed OK and i without a dot and with a breve below.
Mmh... Strange. It seems that we are not too far but I do not see why it
is not working on my laptop.
Well, it should just work another way: adding breve to previous
symbol and typing i without a dot.
So I have let in ~/.XCompose:
<i_breve_below> : "i̯"
i.e. I have first written the i and then added the breve inverted below.
[skipped]
PS Well... AltGr... or LevelThree... I have never seen a working
setup with that keys so far. Not sure even how it is supposed to
work (isn't Alt* is invoking menu action in most toolkits?). Per-
haps, adding your full xkb mapping may somewhat advance our stud-
ies.
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