Add a layout set aimed at desktop, laptop, and tablet devices with a larger
touchscreen. The layout is the US-International English, adding a compose key.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTY#US-International
This layout set was created based on the layout set by the user nine7nine
(Jordan Johnston) <https://github.com/nine7nine>.
Note I copied the keymap.mobintl.h into the keymap.deskintl.h, and modified the
keymap.deskintl.h as follows to fix "<" (comma+shift), ">" (period+shift), "?"
(slash+shift) keys.
The following commit changed the key codes in the keymap.h for mobile. I
reverted the change for the keymap.deskintl.h.
9e4cf69137
Below is the difference between the keymap.mobintl.h and keymap.deskintl.h now.
```
$ diff -u keymap.mobintl.h keymap.deskintl.h
...
@@ -1226,9 +1225,9 @@
key <AB05> { [ b, B, equal ] };\
key <AB06> { [ n, N, question ] };\
key <AB07> { [ m, M, exclam ] };\
- key <AB08> { [ comma, apostrophe, less, U00AB] };\
- key <AB09> { [ period, question, greater, U00BB] };\
- key <AB10> { [ slash, greater ] };\
+ key <AB08> { [ comma, less, backslash] };\
+ key <AB09> { [ period, greater, bar ] };\
+ key <AB10> { [ slash, question ] };\
key <I147> { [ exclamdown, questiondown, exclamdown ] };\
key <RTSH> { [ Shift_R ] };\
key <KPMU> {\
...
```
Co-authored-by: Jordan Johnston <johnstonljordan@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jun Aruga <jun.aruga@gmail.com>
- The full layout now squashes less keys in a row, to accomplish this
the semicolon/colon, equal/plus and alt keys had to be sacrificed
from the full layout (they're on the special/symbols layout still).
- The half-keys in the simple layout are removed, giving a bit more
space.
- The default total keyboard height has been slightly enlarged (10px)
- The compose key moved down, it was too close to the 'a' (accidental
presses). The tab key moved to the top-right.
- The spacing between the buttons is slightly larger (aesthetic only)
- The key for layer switching is now labelled more consistently with an icon, and indicates direction of switching with an arrow
- An extra "index" layout was added that can be activated by pressing
Compose + the next/prev layout button. It has a key for each layout,
even those not specified at start. This special layout does not appear
in the normal layer cycling.
- The "Abc" key on secondary layers returns to the last alphabetical layout
- The compose layouts automatically hide when the user presses the space
where there are no keys, no need to explicitly press the "Abc" key.
the use-case for this is simple 'swipe'-typing:
another program can take the output, guess the word which is being typed, and type the rest of the word
