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diff --git a/share/multikey/README b/share/multikey/README index c5e19f9..beed768 100644 --- a/share/multikey/README +++ b/share/multikey/README @@ -34,8 +34,24 @@ and if you want, you can have an image as the label instead of the char itself. just draw the xpm image in gimp or something, save it, open it in your text editor, cut off all the surrounding stuff and leave only the stuff between the " chars. place that after your key definition. not too hard, right? +about shift and meta characters. to place chars in the shift map, the line +should consist of two columns. the non-shifted char and the shifted char. for +example. + +0x36 0x46 + +so, 0x36 shifted is 0x46. and for meta chars. the reason why you have this +feature is because of languages like german, where you can hold down the +meta-alt key and enter in other special characters. it's like having +a second shift. to add chars to this map, you do the following. + +m 0x36 0x84 + +and here, if you hold down the meta-alt and hit the 0x36 key, 0x84 would be +input. get it? + if you have problems, suggestions, or just want to tell me something, you can contact me at jake at asdfnews.org jake richardson diff --git a/share/multikey/de.keymap b/share/multikey/de.keymap index 66b2ed5..12f470a 100644 --- a/share/multikey/de.keymap +++ b/share/multikey/de.keymap @@ -215,9 +215,9 @@ " . . . . " " . . ... . " " " 5 0 0x20 16 -5 0x1023 0 3 +5 0x1022 0 3 # meta alt key "13 7 2 1" " c None" ". c #000000" " " |