lk revision 1.8 1 // X Keyboard Extension file for Sinhala (Sri Lanka) (2004-04-22)
2 // Maintainer : Harshula Jayasuriya <harshula (a] gmail.com>
3 // Last Updated: 2011-05-25
4 // This is a phonetic static mapping for a standard US-English keyboard
5 // (qwerty)
6 // http://www.nongnu.org/sinhala/doc/keymaps/sinhala-keyboard_3.html
7
8 // Repaya, Rakaransaya and Yansaya aren't inserted with A-r, R and Y,
9 // respectively. The problem lies with the XKB infrastructure which
10 // only allows a one-to-one mapping of keycodes to Unicode codepoints.
11 // Unfortunately, the 3 mentioned glyphs actually consists of 3
12 // Unicode codepoints each. The result is that the user must
13 // manually construct the glyph by typing each of the 3 codepoints.
14 // ALT-, represents the 'JOIN' key, it requires
15 // two codepoints, hence it also has to be manually constructed.
16 // Similarly, ALT-/ representing the 'TOUCH' key requires
17 // two codepoints.
18
19 // Repaya = rayanna,AL,ZWJ
20 // Rakaransaya = AL,ZWJ,rayanna
21 // Yansaya = AL,ZWJ,yayanna
22 // JOIN = AL,ZWJ
23 // TOUCH = ZWJ,AL
24
25 // Where,
26 // AL = Al Lakuna = ALT-a
27 // ZWJ = Zero Width Joiner = ALT-/
28 // rayanna = r
29 // yayanna = y
30
31 default partial alphanumeric_keys
32 xkb_symbols "sin_phonetic" {
33
34 include "us"
35 name[Group1] = "Sinhala (phonetic)";
36 key.type[Group1] = "FOUR_LEVEL";
37
38 // q - p
39 key <AD01> { [ Sinh_ri, Sinh_rii, Sinh_ru2, Sinh_ruu2 ] };
40 key <AD02> { [ Sinh_ae, Sinh_aee, Sinh_ae2, Sinh_aee2 ] };
41 key <AD03> { [ Sinh_e, Sinh_ee, Sinh_e2, Sinh_ee2 ] };
42 key <AD04> { [ Sinh_ra, Sinh_al, Sinh_ra, NoSymbol ] };
43 key <AD05> { [ Sinh_tha, Sinh_thha, Sinh_tta, Sinh_ttha ] };
44 key <AD06> { [ Sinh_ya, Sinh_al, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
45 key <AD07> { [ Sinh_u, Sinh_uu, Sinh_u2, Sinh_uu2 ] };
46 key <AD08> { [ Sinh_i, Sinh_ii, Sinh_i2, Sinh_ii2 ] };
47 key <AD09> { [ Sinh_o, Sinh_oo, Sinh_o2, Sinh_oo2 ] };
48 key <AD10> { [ Sinh_pa, Sinh_pha, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
49
50 // a - l
51 key <AC01> { [ Sinh_a, Sinh_aa, Sinh_al, Sinh_aa2 ] };
52 key <AC02> { [ Sinh_sa, Sinh_sha, Sinh_ssha, NoSymbol ] };
53 key <AC03> { [ Sinh_dha, Sinh_dhha, Sinh_dda, Sinh_ddha ] };
54 key <AC04> { [ Sinh_fa, NoSymbol, Sinh_ai2, Sinh_ai ] };
55 key <AC05> { [ Sinh_ga, Sinh_gha, Sinh_nga, NoSymbol ] };
56 key <AC06> { [ Sinh_ha, Sinh_h2, Sinh_au2, Sinh_au ] };
57 key <AC07> { [ Sinh_ja, Sinh_jha, Sinh_nja, NoSymbol ] };
58 key <AC08> { [ Sinh_ka, Sinh_kha, Sinh_lu, Sinh_luu ] };
59 key <AC09> { [ Sinh_la, Sinh_lla, Sinh_lu2, Sinh_luu2 ] };
60
61 // z - ?
62 key <AB01> { [ Sinh_nya, Sinh_jnya, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
63 key <AB02> { [ Sinh_ndha, Sinh_ndda, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
64 key <AB03> { [ Sinh_ca, Sinh_cha, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
65 key <AB04> { [ Sinh_va, NoSymbol, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
66 key <AB05> { [ Sinh_ba, Sinh_bha, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
67 key <AB06> { [ Sinh_na, Sinh_nna, Sinh_ng, Sinh_ng2 ] };
68 key <AB07> { [ Sinh_ma, Sinh_mba, NoSymbol, NoSymbol ] };
69 key <AB08> { [ any, any, Sinh_al, NoSymbol ] };
70 key <AB09> { [ any, any, Sinh_kunddaliya, NoSymbol ] };
71 key <AB10> { [ any, any, 0x100200d, NoSymbol ] };
72
73 // Space
74 include "nbsp(nb2zwnj3s)"
75
76 include "level3(ralt_switch)"
77 };
78
79 partial alphanumeric_keys
80 xkb_symbols "tam_unicode" {
81 include "in(tam_unicode)"
82 name[Group1]= "Tamil (Sri Lanka, Unicode)";
83 };
84
85 partial alphanumeric_keys
86 xkb_symbols "tam_TAB" {
87 include "in(tam_TAB)"
88 name[Group1]= "Tamil (Sri Lanka, TAB Typewriter)";
89 };
90
91 // SINHALA - US, SUBSTITUTES SOME AND ADDS SOME
92 // =============================================
93 //
94 // This started as an upgrade to the first romanized version of
95 // Sinhala called PTS Pali created in the 1860s. PTS requires
96 // dots and bars on letters that are rare in fonts, and impossible
97 // to type. Its singular purpose was to print Tripitaka, the
98 // collection of Buddhist discourses.
99 //
100 // This version covers the entire newer Sinhala phoneme chart
101 // (Hodiya) that became standard just before the end of the 19th
102 // century. All the phonemes map to the SBCS. It is easy and
103 // faster than English to type. It overcomes the setback of
104 // Unicode Sinhala that it is not compatible with Pali and
105 // Sanskrit because it encodes two ligatures as base letters and
106 // the SLS1134 specification matching shape and morpheme sets
107 // violating Sanskrit orthography.
108 //
109 // Most importantly, this romanized version of Sinhala has a
110 // companion orthographic font that displays the text in the
111 // native script and a JavaScript converts it to Unicode Sinhala
112 // and back dramatically increasing Sinhala seen on the web due
113 // to its ease of use
114 //
115 // Dedication:
116 // Thomas William Rhys Davids, Ven. Udagama Sumangala
117 // Rev. Fr. A. M. Gunasekara, Rev. Fr. Theodore G. Perera
118 // Ven. Mettavihari
119 //
120 // Maintainer:
121 // JC Ahangama - sing (a] ahangama.com
122 //
123 partial alphanumeric_keys modifier_keys
124 xkb_symbols "us" {
125 include "us(basic)"
126 name[Group1]= "Sinhala (US keyboard with Sinhala letters)";
127 //
128 // UNSHIFTED, SHIFT, ALT
129 // --------------------------------------------
130 //
131 key <AB01> { [ z, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
132 key <AB02> { [ x, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
133 key <AB03> { [ c, ccedilla, VoidSymbol ] };
134 key <AB04> { [ v, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
135 key <AB05> { [ b, B, VoidSymbol ] };
136 key <AB06> { [ n, N, ntilde ] };
137 key <AB07> { [ m, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
138 key <AB08> { [ comma, less, UAB ] };
139 key <AB09> { [ period, greater, UBB ] };
140 key <AB10> { [ slash, question, U200C ] };
141
142 key <AC01> { [ a, aacute, adiaeresis ] };
143 key <AC02> { [ s, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
144 key <AC03> { [ d, D, VoidSymbol ] };
145 key <AC04> { [ thorn, f, VoidSymbol ] };
146 key <AC05> { [ g, G, VoidSymbol ] };
147 key <AC06> { [ h, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
148 key <AC07> { [ j, ccedilla, VoidSymbol ] };
149 key <AC08> { [ k, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
150 key <AC09> { [ l, L, ocircumflex ] };
151 key <AC10> { [ semicolon, colon, VoidSymbol ] };
152 key <AC11> { [ apostrophe, quotedbl, VoidSymbol ] };
153
154 key <AD01> { [ eth, ETH, q ] };
155 key <AD02> { [ ae, acute, VoidSymbol ] };
156 key <AD03> { [ e, eacute, ediaeresis ] };
157 key <AD04> { [ r, ucircumflex, VoidSymbol ] };
158 key <AD05> { [ t, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
159 key <AD06> { [ y, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
160 key <AD07> { [ u, uacute, udiaeresis ] };
161 key <AD08> { [ i, iacute, idiaeresis ] };
162 key <AD09> { [ o, oacute, odiaeresis ] };
163 key <AD10> { [ p, VoidSymbol, VoidSymbol ] };
164 key <AD11> { [ bracketleft, braceleft, VoidSymbol ] };
165 key <AD12> { [ bracketright, braceright, VoidSymbol ] };
166
167 key <AE01> { [ one, exclam, dead_macron ] };
168 key <AE02> { [ two, at, dead_belowdot ] };
169 key <AE03> { [ three, numbersign, dead_abovedot ] };
170 key <AE04> { [ four, dollar, currency ] };
171 key <AE05> { [ five, percent, UB0 ] };
172 key <AE06> { [ six, asciicircum, onequarter ] };
173 key <AE07> { [ seven, ampersand, onehalf ] };
174 key <AE08> { [ eight, asterisk, threequarters ] };
175 key <AE09> { [ nine, parenleft, VoidSymbol ] };
176 key <AE10> { [ zero, parenright, VoidSymbol ] };
177 key <AE11> { [ minus, underscore, U2014 ] };
178 key <AE12> { [ equal, plus, VoidSymbol ] };
179
180 key <BKSL> { [ backslash, bar, VoidSymbol ] };
181 key <SPCE> { [ space, nobreakspace, VoidSymbol ] };
182 key <TLDE> { [ grave, asciitilde, VoidSymbol ] };
183 include "level3(alt_switch)"
184 };
185