
Supporto al greco antico
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Versione: 1.6-beta8
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Customizing Ibycus Keyboard Layout Keys ^
Since version 1.4-beta8, AncientGreek provides a way to customize the keys of the accents, diacritical marks and some of the punctuation marks of the layout, through the "Keys Customization" dialog shown below:
The "Keys Customization" dialog on Endevour Linux (xfce)
This dialog appears by clicking the button next to the "Keys Definition" option on the Main Dialog.
The dialog can be separated in the following sections:
This is where one can select from a list, the key which will produce the item is question (identified by its name).
The list contains the original key for the item in question, as defined by "Ibycus Keyboard Layout" (at the top of the list), the symbols "@", "#", "$", "^", "&", "*" and the numbers ("0"-"9"). You can still insert any of these keys, by presiding it with a slash character ("/"). So, "/@" will produce "@", "/1" will produce "1", "/2" will produce "2", and so forth.
When a new key is inserted, the input is validated, so that no invalid and no duplicate keys are defined.
- The options section
This section provides the following option:
- Accept any Key
As already stated, the dialog accept certain keys as an input. If any other key is used, an error message is displayed and the modifications cannot be saved.
When this option is enabled, any key can be inserted in any field without a problem. This option may come in handy in case your keyboard provides keys like Á, É, Í, Ó, Ú, Ñ, etc. (like many European keyboards do, for example). These keys are useless when typing in Ancient Greek, but using this option they can be used to insert diacritics.
- The buttons section
The "OK" and "Cancel" buttons will either save or discard any changes made, as usual.
The "Reset" button will set all keys to the values they had the last time they were saved; it will reset to default values if no customization has ever been done.
You should always remember that, the default value for any key can be found at the top of its corresponding list field.