Hi David,
thanks, I have added an optional layout number to the ]KEYB command, see
SVN 349.
I have not changed the default display of ]KEYB because ⍷ is not a
standard GNU APL
operator (although accepted on input) and cut-and-paste from the default
]KEYB output
would be messed up.
Just do:
*]KEYB 1*
to see ⍷ instead of ⋸.
On 06/29/2014 10:52 PM, David B. Lamkins wrote:
The ]KEYBOARD display has one character (⋸) that doesn't fit the
monospace metrics (at least on Linux using GNU Free Font) and one extra
space; these mess up the alignment of the display. (See
gnu-apl-keyboard.png, attached.)
The *gnu-apl-keymap* buffer in Elias' gnu-apl-mode uses ⍷ rather than ⋸
and eliminates the spurious space; the result is a properly-aligned
keyboard display. (See gnu-apl-mode-keyboard.png, attached.)
The attached patch applies both of these changes to GNU APL.
