What happened on Thursday morning?

re: What happened on Thursday morning?

Pavanaja U B — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 08:29:53 GMT

I have a request for your next version of MSKLC. In fact, I have been demanding it for quite some time.

What I want is to have a facility to assign different Unicode codepoints to a particular key based on the previous key pressed.

Let me explain. I want to assign either the pure vowel II (ಈ, in Kannada, 0C88) or vowel sign II (ೀ, in Kannada, 0CC0), depending on what was the previous keystroke in the buffer. For example, the previous character is not a consonant or consonant cluster which can not add a vowel sign, then the pressed key "I" should be interpreted as pure vowel 0C88. If the previous character is a consonant or consonant cluster which can add a vowel sign, then the pressed key "I" should be interpreted as vowel sign 0CC0. The KGP Layout in the Kannada Indic IME available for download at www.bhashaindia.com web-site has this layout (called as KGP layout meaning Karnataka Govt Prescribed). This was originally developed by K P Rao about 3 decades ago.

re: What happened on Thursday morning?

Michael S. Kaplan — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 09:07:26 GMT

This is not actually possible within the model for which MSKLC creates keyboard layout DLLs, sorry! :-(

(Other than the dead keys feature that exists there now, that is.)

re: What happened on Thursday morning?

Marc Durdin — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:04:21 GMT

Try Keyman Developer (www.tavultesoft.com) - we support contextual input

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