Keyboard file - non-US

[Bob Hoekstra]

Hi,

I live in the UK and so have a GB keyboard. I installed GNU APL and started
playing with it. I noticed the file /etc/gnu-apl.d/keyboard1.txt was
specifically for a US kbd, so thought I'd update it slightly for my own kbd.

I attach the result. You may find this useful (or not). I would think that
people starting APL with a non-US keyboard might find it useful.

Regards
Bob
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Bob Hoekstra
Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
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 GNU APL Keyboard
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║SHIFT ║ \⊢ ║ z⊂ ║ x⊃ ║ c∩ ║ v∪ ║ b⊥ ║ n⊤ ║ m| ║ ,⍝ ║ .⍀ ║ /⌿ ║   SHIFT   ║
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║ CTL ║ WIN ║ ALT ║   SPACE BAR  ║ ALT ║ WIN ║ PRT ║ CTL  ║
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Re: Keyboard file - non-US

[Bob Hoekstra]

Re my previous email - I just found an error due to vim's handling of the
characters, so it's better not to do anything with that file just yet.
Sorry.
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Bob Hoekstra
Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
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On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 at 13:57, Bob Hoekstra  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I live in the UK and so have a GB keyboard. I installed GNU APL and
> started playing with it. I noticed the file /etc/gnu-apl.d/keyboard1.txt
> was specifically for a US kbd, so thought I'd update it slightly for my own
> kbd.
>
> I attach the result. You may find this useful (or not). I would think that
> people starting APL with a non-US keyboard might find it useful.
>
> Regards
> Bob
> -
> Bob Hoekstra
> Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
> Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
> -
>

Re: Keyboard file - non-US

[Bob Hoekstra]

Display problem with gvim using the wrong character set - all is good 😀
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Bob Hoekstra
Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
-


On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 at 14:19, Bob Hoekstra  wrote:

> Re my previous email - I just found an error due to vim's handling of the
> characters, so it's better not to do anything with that file just yet.
> Sorry.
> -
> Bob Hoekstra
> Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
> Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
> -
>
>
> On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 at 13:57, Bob Hoekstra  wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I live in the UK and so have a GB keyboard. I installed GNU APL and
>> started playing with it. I noticed the file /etc/gnu-apl.d/keyboard1.txt
>> was specifically for a US kbd, so thought I'd update it slightly for my own
>> kbd.
>>
>> I attach the result. You may find this useful (or not). I would think
>> that people starting APL with a non-US keyboard might find it useful.
>>
>> Regards
>> Bob
>> -
>> Bob Hoekstra
>> Telephone:+44 7710 562345 (UK)
>> Email:   bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
>> -
>>
>

Re: Keyboard file - non-US

[Dr . Jürgen Sauermann]

  
  
Thanks, Bob.

On 3/25/21 5:23 PM, Bob Hoekstra wrote:


  
  Display problem with gvim using the wrong character
set - all is good 😀

  

  
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  Bob Hoekstra
  Telephone:    +44 7710 562345 (UK)
  Email:           bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
  -
  

  

  


  
  
  
On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 at 14:19,
  Bob Hoekstra  wrote:


  Re my previous email - I just found an error
due to vim's handling of the characters, so it's better not
to do anything with that file just yet. Sorry.

  

  
-
  Bob Hoekstra
  Telephone:    +44 7710 562345 (UK)
  Email:           bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
- 

  

  


  
  
  
On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 at
  13:57, Bob Hoekstra 
  wrote:


  Hi,


I live in the UK and so have a GB keyboard. I
  installed GNU APL and started playing with it. I
  noticed the file /etc/gnu-apl.d/keyboard1.txt was
  specifically for a US kbd, so thought I'd update it
  slightly for my own kbd.


I attach the result. You may find this useful (or
  not). I would think that people starting APL with a
  non-US keyboard might find it useful.


Regards
Bob
  

  

  -
Bob Hoekstra
Telephone:    +44 7710 562345 (UK)
Email:           bob.hoeks...@gmail.com
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