Now that my eyeballs have gone all squiggly staring at alien characters,
I think the latest push has the right keymap and keymap pop-up.
The GNU APL Avec.def file doesn't contain a "CENT" reference, so I faked
one in aplwrap. So far as I can tell, APL is cool with it as a
character; it doesn't seem to break anything.
Chris
On 08/13/14 18:41, Blake McBride wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks. That looks a lot better. A couple of things I did notice,
however.
1. I noticed that the way your program maps is affected by my kxb
settings. Didn't expect that. I completely rebooted my machine to
eliminate any mapping issues.
2. Keymap errors:
Format ⍕ is mapped to the bottom right key. Should be slash-minus.
Quad-colon is missing on that same key too.
⍬ (zilde) is not mapped to the key with →
⍣(power) is not mapped to the P key
⍥ is not mapped to the O key
Cent key is missing form the C key.
Interestingly, I was able to get some of the above keys working by
playing with my mappings, but the above results are with a rebooted
machine and no mappings performed.
3. Menu item Help / Keymap has some errors
Bottom right key has format on it. Should be slash-minus.
F key is missing the underscore
The branch key is missing the zilda ⍬
4. String display and display alignment
When I do a )FNS in GNU APL without aplwrap I get:
)LOAD Utils
SAVED 2014-08-13 15:53:47 (GMT-5)
)FNS
AddDays Ail Aln Auto Box CAL
CCJ CJ CS CSV∆Parse CSV∆dequote Catc
Catr Change Clear Convt Ctit DATETIME
DIV Date Delete Dtfmt Dyofwk EHN
ER Ealn Edit Eoi Err Estart
Expd Expnd E∆ E∆Add E∆Ail E∆CJ
E∆CS E∆Change E∆Clear E∆Copy E∆Ctit E∆DIV
E∆Delete E∆EHN E∆ER E∆Ealn E∆Edit E∆EditLine
E∆Eoi E∆LP E∆LPH E∆Lck E∆List E∆Move
E∆New E∆O E∆Omega E∆PI E∆Parse E∆Pim
E∆Pin E∆Pis E∆Piv E∆RND E∆RS E∆Replace
E∆Revert E∆SS E∆Save E∆Screen E∆VI E∆Vck
FILE_IO Fcj Fld Flj Fn Frj
Iota JUL LJ LS Lck Lcn
Lhf List Lst Mmofyr Move Mul
New NumbStr O Omega OpenPrinter Out
PI Parse Parse2 Pg Pic Picd
Pid Pim Pin Pis Piv Pnt
RJ RND RS Rank Rep Replace
Rev Roman Romanu Rot Rpt RptBt
RptPt Rptc Rpts Rst Screen Sink
Sort Sort1 Sort2 Srl Subscn Time
Tmfmt To Today Trunc UL UL2
UL3 Unbox Unique VI Vck WPrintWS2
∆ ∆DT ∆DT2 ∆LLP ∆LP ∆LPH
∆RD ∆SS
However, with aplwrap, I get:
)LOAD Utils
SAVED 2014-08-13 15:53:47 (GMT-5)
)FNS
AddDays Ail Aln Auto Box CAL
CCJ CJ CS CSV∆Parse CSV∆dequote Catc
Catr Change Clear Convt Ctit DATETIME
DIV Date Delete Dtfmt Dyofwk EHN
ER Ealn Edit Eoi Err Estart
Expd Expnd E∆ E∆Add E∆Ail E∆CJ
E∆CS E∆Change E∆Clear E∆Copy E∆Ctit E∆DIV
E∆Delete E∆EHN E∆ER E∆Ealn E∆Edit E∆EditLine
E∆Eoi E∆LP E∆LPH E∆Lck E∆List E∆Move
E∆New E∆O E∆Omega E∆PI E∆Parse E∆Pim
E∆Pin E∆Pis E∆Piv E∆RND E∆RS E∆Replace
E∆Revert E∆SS E∆Save E∆Screen E∆VI E∆Vck
FILE_IO Fcj Fld Flj Fn Frj
Iota JUL LJ LS Lck Lcn
Lhf List Lst Mmofyr Move Mul
New NumbStr O Omega OpenPrinter Out
PI Parse Parse2 Pg Pic Picd
Pid Pim Pin Pis Piv Pnt
RJ RND RS Rank Rep Replace
Rev Roman Romanu Rot Rpt RptBt
RptPt Rptc Rpts Rst Screen Sink
Sort Sort1 Sort2 Srl Subscn Time
Tmfmt To Today Trunc UL UL2
UL3 Unbox Unique VI Vck WPrintWS2
∆ ∆DT DT2 ∆LLP ∆LP ∆LPH
∆RD ∆SS
Look at the ∆DT2 at the bottom of each. Look at the subsequent
alignment on that line. Remember this is the same workspace.
Thanks.
Blake
On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 12:33 PM, Chris Moller <mol...@mollerware.com
<mailto:mol...@mollerware.com>> wrote:
I've just pushed a new version to github.
* Switched to the FreeMono font rather than the SimPL font.
]keyb still doesn't look right, but I think it's the box
characters screwing up and not the normal characters. Mono is
now the default; use the -v option if you want variable width.
* Revised the keymap to match ]keyb. There are a few symbols,
circle-diaresis, star-diaresis, and quad-colon that GNU APL
doesn't seem to support, and since I'm basing my keymap on the
GNU APL Avec.def file, nothing happens when you press those
keys. Let me know if that's a problem and I'll try to do
something about it. Also, in the real world, diamond is on
the alt-backquote key but KDE-world intercepts that key and
there's no way to change that, so I've mapped diamond to the
otherwise unused alt-d. ]keyb also shows a bizarre symbol, a
tilde-zero or something like that, on alt-]. I can't find
anything similar in the Unicode tables, so I'm ignoring it,
Let me know if that's a problem.
Have fun,
cm
On 08/13/14 00:11, Blake McBride wrote:
Dear Chris,
Wow. Very nice! A few things I noticed:
1. The -m did not put it in mono font for me (using current GIT).
2. Mono font really should be the default otherwise nothing
displays correctly. Try ]keyb. Try 5 5⍴⍳25
3. You are using an old keyboard mapping. It doesn't match the
output of ]keyb. It also doesn't match my actual keyboard (which
was designed to match the GNU APL standard.)
Thanks.
Blake
