Thanks, David. I used Gnu APL ]keyb command to verify. I see that del-underscore is in two places. My guess is that akt is only used with GNU APL. I propose that either GNU APL be changed to only have one key with del-underscore (and the corresponding ]keyb corrected), or akt be allowed the anomaly to remain in sync with GNU APL.
Additionally, if there is a change in GNU APL, all of the key binding I and others have supplied will have to be changed, and my custom made keyboard would have to be changed. Although in a perfect world I think it best not to have the same character in two places, I think making akt remain in sync with GNU APL is best - either way. Thanks. Blake McBride On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 7:37 PM, David B. Lamkins <da...@lamkins.net> wrote: > Thanks for the note, Blake. > > akt 1.4 is based upon the layout in GNU APL's file: > support-files/Dyalog-Keyboard/keyboard1.txt > > akt adds GNU APL symbols and currency symbols to the Dyalog layout noted > above. The del-underscore character is on Shift-Alt-period. > > If you like the Shift-Alt-H binding, you should probably revert to an > older akt. > > > On Wed, Mar 30, 2016 at 07:31:34PM -0500, Blake McBride wrote: > > Hi, > > I use akt all of the time. I just updated it, and now it is missing > > one character. It is missing Alt-Shift-H which is del-underscore. I > > checked against the old version I was using, and it used to work (i.e. > > the character wasn't missing). > > Thanks for a great utility! > > Blake McBride >
