Hi Tzafrir
Hehe sorry for not reading this message before answering you already:)
Anyway I just compiled yudit (this name kills me :)) ) with your keymaps
which works great except of: 'q', 'w' & 'x'.
Are you sending this to him ?
Cya,
Oren.
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Oren Held wrote:
>
> > Hello Itamar
> >
> > Hehe I was sure 'yudit' is hebrew, because of its name..
> > Anyway..Did you succeed writing in hebrew with it ?
> > I cannot type with hebrew characters in there, it ignores them, and when I
> > type with english characters but choose hebrew it works, but the hebrew
> > characters are not the correct ones, for some reason...
>
> Its existing keymap is again the "Israeli phonetic" one. I thought we got
> over this one.
>
> I attach a rewritten map that *should* work. It is *totally untested*.
> Please try it, and if it works, please report it to the yudit developers.
>
> One other thing: yudit may be the first production software on linux to
> support bedirectional user input. Read doc/Yudit.bidi.txt and try playing
> with mixed hebrew-english hebrew input. See if it feels "natural". Try to
> think where yudit's behaviour should be changed.
>
> --
> Tzafrir Cohen
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.technion.ac.il/~tzafrir
>
>
> -- Attached file included as plaintext by Listar --
> -- File: Hebrew.kmap
>
> // Hebrew.kmap for Yudit
> // 1998-06-17 Roman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> // Changed from the il_phonetic map to the standard israeli map by
> // Tzafrir Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> "t=0x05D0", // א = HEBREW LETTER ALEF
> "c=0x05D1", // ב = HEBREW LETTER BET
> "d=0x05D2", // ג = HEBREW LETTER GIMEL
> "s=0x05D3", // ד = HEBREW LETTER DALET
> "v=0x05D4", // ה = HEBREW LETTER HE
> "u=0x05D5", // ו = HEBREW LETTER VAV
> "z=0x05D6", // ז = HEBREW LETTER ZAYIN
> "j=0x05D7", // ח = HEBREW LETTER HET
> "y=0x05D8", // ט = HEBREW LETTER TET
> "h=0x05D9", // י = HEBREW LETTER YOD
> "l=0x05DA", // ך = HEBREW LETTER FINAL KAF
> "f=0x05DB", // כ = HEBREW LETTER KAF
> "k=0x05DC", // ל = HEBREW LETTER LAMED
> "o=0x05DD", // ם = HEBREW LETTER FINAL MEM
> "n=0x05DE", // מ = HEBREW LETTER MEM
> "i=0x05DF", // ן = HEBREW LETTER FINAL NUN
> "b=0x05E0", // נ = HEBREW LETTER NUN
> "s=0x05E1", // ס = HEBREW LETTER SAMEKH
> "g=0x05E2", // ע = HEBREW LETTER AYIN
> ";=0x05E3", // ף = HEBREW LETTER FINAL PE
> "p=0x05E4", // פ = HEBREW LETTER PE
> ".=0x05E5", // ץ = HEBREW LETTER FINAL TSADI
> "m=0x05E6", // צ = HEBREW LETTER TSADI
> "e=0x05E7", // ק = HEBREW LETTER QOF
> "r=0x05E8", // ר = HEBREW LETTER RESH
> "a=0x05E9", // ש = HEBREW LETTER SHIN
> ",=0x05EA", // ת = HEBREW LETTER TAV
>
> // Some other mappings that change, besides the letters themselves:
> "`=;",
> "'=,",
> "/=.",
>
> // There is said to be support for bidirectionality. If so: swapping
> // between left and right parathensis might prove useful. Just in case
> // it does, I add the mapping remmed-out:
> //"[=]",
> //"]=[",
> //"{=}",
> //"]={",
> //"(=)",
> //")=(",
>
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