? ru_phonetic_dvorak
? symbols/pl_kepad
? symbols/pl_keypad
Index: rules/base.xml.in
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RCS file: /cvs/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config/rules/base.xml.in,v
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diff -b -r1.232 base.xml.in
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>         <variant>
>           <configItem>
>             <name>dvorak_ru_phonetic</name>
>             <_description>Russian Polish-phonetic Dvorak</_description>
>           </configItem>
>         </variant>
Index: symbols/pl
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RCS file: /cvs/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config/symbols/pl,v
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diff -b -r1.11 pl
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> 
> // Russian Polish-phonetic Dvorak
> // by Adrian Dziubek <adrian.dziubek@gmail.com>
> //
> // This layout aims to enable Polish Dvorak users to type with Russian
> // Cyrillic alphabet by using the sound correspondence between Polish and
> // Russian languages.
> //
> // This keyboard should be intuitive. Please let me know, if my intuition
> // lets You down.
> //
> // The guidelines used:
> // - no Cyrillic symbols are placed on punctuation symbols,
> // - visual similarities are ignored if there is a sound correspondence:
> //   no Cyrillic_es on c, no Cyrillic_er on p, no Cyrillic_ha on x etc.,
> // - the Latin symbols that have close sound correspondence (as read in Polish)
> //   to Cyrillic symbols (as read in Russian) are mapped respectively:
> //         * j -> Cyrillic_shorti,
> //         * k -> Cyrillic_ka,
> //         * b -> Cyrillic_be,
> //         * m -> Cyrillic_em,
> //         * w -> Cyrillic_ve,
> //         * z -> Cyrillic_ze
> //         * a -> Cyrillic_a,
> //         * o -> Cyrillic_o,
> //         * u -> Cyrillic_u,
> //         * i -> Cyrillic_i,
> //         * d -> Cyrillic_de,
> //         * h -> Cyrillic_ha,
> //         * t -> Cyrillic_te,
> //         * n -> Cyrillic_en,
> //         * s -> Cyrillic_es,
> //         * p -> Cyrillic_pe,
> //         * y -> Cyrillic_yeru,
> //         * f -> Cyrillic_ef,
> //         * g -> Cyrillic_ghe,
> //         * c -> Cyrillic_tse,
> //         * r -> Cyrillic_er,
> //         * l -> Cyrillic_el,
> // - ...and little more distant:
> //         * AltGr + s (sacute) -> Cyrillic_sha,
> //         * AltGr + z (zabovedot) -> Cyrillic_zhe,
> //         * AltGr + c (cacute) -> Cyrillic_che,
> // - the soft versions of Russian vowels are accessible through AltGr + vowel:
> //         * AltGr + a -> Cyrillic_ya,
> //         * AltGr + o -> Cyrillic_io,
> //         * AltGr + u -> Cyrillic_yu,
> // - ...except for Cyrillic_ie which is more frequently used than Cyrillic_e:
> //         * AltGr + e -> Cyrillic_e,
> //         * e -> Cyrillic_ie,
> // - q is also mapped to Cyrillic_ya, following the US phonetic keyboard
> //   choice, as Cyrillic_ya and Cyrillic_a are both often used:
> //         * q -> Cyrillic_ya,
> // - the soft and hard symbols that have no Polish counterparts are mapped
> //   to rarely used in Polish x character:
> //         * x -> Cyrillic_softsign
> //         * AltGr + x -> Cyrillic_hardsign,
> // - the soft sign is additionally available as AltGr + consonant combination
> //   for every consonant that can be softened or separated by soft sign:
> //         * AltGr + l -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * AltGr + d -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * AltGr + n -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * AltGr + r -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * AltGr + t -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * AltGr + p -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> // - ...and also because of visual similarity under level3 b:
> //         * AltGr + b -> Cyrillic_softsign,
> //         * Shift + AltGr + b -> Cyrillic_hardsign,
> // - the Cyrillic_shcha symbol is placed under AltGr + w (visual similarity):
> //         * AltGr + w -> Cyrillic_shcha
> // - v, also rarely unused in Polish is mapped like w:
> //         * v -> Cyrillic_ve,
> //
> partial alphanumeric_keys
> xkb_symbols "ru_phonetic_dvorak" {
>    include "us(dvorak)"
> 
>    name[Group1] = "Poland - Russian Polish-phonetic Dvorak";
> 
>    // lower row
>    key <AB02> { [ Cyrillic_ya, Cyrillic_YA ] };
>    key <AB03> { [ Cyrillic_shorti, Cyrillic_SHORTI ] };
>    key <AB04> { [ Cyrillic_ka, Cyrillic_KA ] };
>    key <AB05> { [ Cyrillic_shcha, Cyrillic_SHCHA ] };
>    key <AB06> { [ Cyrillic_be, Cyrillic_BE, Cyrillic_hardsign, Cyrillic_HARDSIGN ] };
>    key <AB07> { [ Cyrillic_em, Cyrillic_EM ] };
>    key <AB08> { [ Cyrillic_ve, Cyrillic_VE, Cyrillic_shcha, Cyrillic_SHCHA ] };
>    key <AB09> { [ Cyrillic_ve, Cyrillic_VE, Cyrillic_shcha, Cyrillic_SHCHA ] };
>    key <AB10> { [ Cyrillic_ze, Cyrillic_ZE, Cyrillic_zhe, Cyrillic_ZHE ] };
>    // home row
>    key <AC01> { [ Cyrillic_a, Cyrillic_A, Cyrillic_ya, Cyrillic_YA  ] };
>    key <AC02> { [ Cyrillic_o, Cyrillic_O, Cyrillic_io, Cyrillic_IO ] };
>    key <AC03> { [ Cyrillic_ie, Cyrillic_IE, Cyrillic_e, Cyrillic_E ] };
>    key <AC04> { [ Cyrillic_u, Cyrillic_U, Cyrillic_yu, Cyrillic_YU  ] };
>    key <AC05> { [ Cyrillic_i, Cyrillic_I ] };
>    key <AC06> { [ Cyrillic_de, Cyrillic_DE, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
>    key <AC07> { [ Cyrillic_ha, Cyrillic_HA ] };
>    key <AC08> { [ Cyrillic_te, Cyrillic_TE, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
>    key <AC09> { [ Cyrillic_en, Cyrillic_EN, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
>    key <AC10> { [ Cyrillic_es, Cyrillic_ES, Cyrillic_sha, Cyrillic_SHA ] };
>    // upper row
>    key <AD04> { [ Cyrillic_pe, Cyrillic_PE, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
>    key <AD05> { [ Cyrillic_yeru, Cyrillic_YERU ] };
>    key <AD06> { [ Cyrillic_ef, Cyrillic_EF ] };
>    key <AD07> { [ Cyrillic_ghe, Cyrillic_GHE ] };
>    key <AD08> { [ Cyrillic_tse, Cyrillic_TSE, Cyrillic_che, Cyrillic_CHE ] };
>    key <AD09> { [ Cyrillic_er, Cyrillic_ER, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
>    key <AD10> { [ Cyrillic_el, Cyrillic_EL, Cyrillic_softsign, Cyrillic_SOFTSIGN ] };
> 
>    include "kpdl(comma)"
> 
>    include "level3(ralt_switch)"
> };