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Keyboard Settings

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	This dialog controls if dead keys are handled and presents the mapping from Ctrl- and Cmd-Keys to edit functions.		This dialog controls if dead keys are handled and presents the mapping from Ctrl- and Cmd-Keys to edit functions.

	You find these under "''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''Look & Feel''" → "''Keyboard ''".		You find these under "''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''[[Settings_LookAndFeelSettings/en\|Look & Feel]]''" → "''Keyboard ''".

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	This kind of ad-hoc macro is also useful, when pasting tabular data into an elementary code editor, to make its syntax compatible to the selected programming language. For example, to convert separating semicolons into commas or to enclose words into quotes, as is required for eg. JavaScript or Python JSON encoded data.		This kind of ad-hoc macro is also useful, when pasting tabular data into an elementary code editor, to make its syntax compatible to the selected programming language. For example, to convert separating semicolons into commas or to enclose words into quotes, as is required for eg. JavaScript or Python JSON encoded data.



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			== Keyboard Settings ==
	This dialog controls if dead keys are handled and presents the mapping from Ctrl- and Cmd-Keys to edit functions.		This dialog controls if dead keys are handled and presents the mapping from Ctrl- and Cmd-Keys to edit functions.

			You find these under "''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''Look & Feel''" → "''Keyboard ''".
⚫	== Dead Key Processing ==


		⚫	==== Dead Key Processing ====

	This can be enabled globally via the keyboard settings dialog,		This can be enabled globally via the keyboard settings dialog,
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	the middle-button's "''Special Characters''" menu item (in any text window).		the middle-button's "''Special Characters''" menu item (in any text window).

	=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===		===== Language Specific Dead Keys =====
	You can choose if the dead key handling should handle all possible (Unicode) characters with diacritics or only those which are relevant in your language.		You can choose if the dead key handling should handle all possible (Unicode) characters with diacritics or only those which are relevant in your language.

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	<br>Whereas, if you select German dead keys, that sequence will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate a dieresis ("''Umlaut''").		<br>Whereas, if you select German dead keys, that sequence will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate a dieresis ("''Umlaut''").

	=== Dead Key followed by Space ===		===== Dead Key followed by Space =====
	In expecco, you can configure if a space character following a dead-key		In expecco, you can configure if a space character following a dead-key
	will insert both the dead key and the character or not.		will insert both the dead key and the character or not.
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	WindowSensor deadKeyEatsSpace:true.		WindowSensor deadKeyEatsSpace:true.

	== Keyboard Mapping ==		==== Keyboard Mapping ====

	Expecco uses a keyboard map, which maps keys with modifier to logical functions. For example, this map defines a mapping from <KBD>Ctrl-c</KBD> to the logical function <KBD>Copy</KBD>.		Expecco uses a keyboard map, which maps keys with modifier to logical functions. For example, this map defines a mapping from <KBD>Ctrl-c</KBD> to the logical function <KBD>Copy</KBD>.
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	This mapping is initially read from a file at startup ("<CODE>display.rc</CODE>" in the expecco installation folder, or in your home's "<CODE>.expecco</CODE>" folder).		This mapping is initially read from a file at startup ("<CODE>display.rc</CODE>" in the expecco installation folder, or in your home's "<CODE>.expecco</CODE>" folder).

	== Keyboard Macros ==		==== Keyboard Macros ====
	The editors also support keyboard macros. These are scripts written in Smalltalk which are executed when the corresponding key is pressed. These are useful if repeated edit operations are to be performed on longer text or data documents; however, they need some background knowledge and coding by adding those scripts to the above listed startup file(s). Notice that the Workspace also provides operations for bulk processing in its "''Edit''" menu, which might be easier to use.		The editors also support keyboard macros. These are scripts written in Smalltalk which are executed when the corresponding key is pressed. These are useful if repeated edit operations are to be performed on longer text or data documents; however, they need some background knowledge and coding by adding those scripts to the above listed startup file(s). Notice that the Workspace also provides operations for bulk processing in its "''Edit''" menu, which might be easier to use.

	For permanent changes, copy and modify this file as required in any text editor (the expecco FileBrowser can be used for this).		For permanent changes, copy and modify this file as required in any text editor (the expecco FileBrowser can be used for this).

	== Ad-Hoc Macros ==		==== Ad-Hoc Macros ====

	Editors start to remember your actions with the <KBD>Learn</KBD> key, and repeat that action when the <KBD>Execute</KBD> key is pressed. By default, these are mapped to <KBD>Ctrl-F2</KBD> and <KBD>Cmd-m</KBD>.		Editors start to remember your actions with the <KBD>Learn</KBD> key, and repeat that action when the <KBD>Execute</KBD> key is pressed. By default, these are mapped to <KBD>Ctrl-F2</KBD> and <KBD>Cmd-m</KBD>.

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Ad-Hoc macros

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	For permanent changes, copy and modify this file as required in any text editor (the expecco FileBrowser can be used for this).		For permanent changes, copy and modify this file as required in any text editor (the expecco FileBrowser can be used for this).

	== Ad-Hoc ~~macros~~ ==		== Ad-Hoc Macros ==

	Editors start to remember your actions with the <KBD>Learn</KBD> key, and repeat that action when the <KBD>Execute</KBD> key is pressed. By default, these are mapped to <KBD>Ctrl-F2</KBD> and <KBD>Cmd-m</KBD>.		Editors start to remember your actions with the <KBD>Learn</KBD> key, and repeat that action when the <KBD>Execute</KBD> key is pressed. By default, these are mapped to <KBD>Ctrl-F2</KBD> and <KBD>Cmd-m</KBD>.

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Dead Key Processing

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	If dead keys are enabled, some characters act as "<VAR>Dead Key</VAR>,		If dead keys are enabled, some characters act as "<VAR>Dead Key</VAR>,
	these are not printed but will modify the next character typed.		these are not printed but will modify the next character typed.
			<br>To get the dead key itself inserted, either press it twice or followed by a space or cursor movement.

	Typical dead key sequences are:		Typical dead key sequences are:

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Dead Key Processing

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	<br>To disable, evaluate:		<br>To disable, evaluate:
	WindowSensor deadKeysEnabled:false		WindowSensor deadKeysEnabled:false

			Be aware, that national and other special characters can always be entered via
			the middle-button's "''Special Characters''" menu item (in any text window).

	=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===		=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===

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Language Specific Dead Keys

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	For example, if you choose all, the sequence <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>e</KBD> will generate the character <KBD>ë</KBD> which is not used eg. in German.		For example, if you choose all, the sequence <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>e</KBD> will generate the character <KBD>ë</KBD> which is not used eg. in German.
	<br>Whereas, if you select German dead keys, that sequence will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate ~~diereses~~.		<br>Whereas, if you select German dead keys, that sequence will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate a dieresis ("''Umlaut''").

	=== Dead Key followed by Space ===		=== Dead Key followed by Space ===

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Language Specific Dead Keys

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	=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===		=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===
	You can choose if the dead key handling should handle all possible (Unicode) characters with diacritics or only those which are relevant in your language.		You can choose if the dead key handling should handle all possible (Unicode) characters with diacritics or only those which are relevant in your language.

⚫	~~I.e. if you choose all, the sequence~~ <~~KBD~~>~~"</KBD><KBD>e</KBD> will generate the character <KBD>ë</KBD> which is not used eg. in German. Thus~~, if you select German dead keys ~~only~~, it will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate diereses.
			For example, if you choose all, the sequence <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>e</KBD> will generate the character <KBD>ë</KBD> which is not used eg. in German.
		⚫	<br>Whereas, if you select German dead keys, that sequence will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate diereses.

	=== Dead Key followed by Space ===		=== Dead Key followed by Space ===

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Dead Key Processing

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	<br>To disable, evaluate:		<br>To disable, evaluate:
	WindowSensor deadKeysEnabled:false		WindowSensor deadKeysEnabled:false

			=== Language Specific Dead Keys ===
			You can choose if the dead key handling should handle all possible (Unicode) characters with diacritics or only those which are relevant in your language.
			I.e. if you choose all, the sequence <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>e</KBD> will generate the character <KBD>ë</KBD> which is not used eg. in German. Thus, if you select German dead keys only, it will be ignored and only the sequences <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>a</KBD>, <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>o</KBD> and <KBD>"</KBD><KBD>u</KBD> will generate diereses.

	=== Dead Key followed by Space ===		=== Dead Key followed by Space ===

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Dead Key followed by Space

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	=== Dead Key followed by Space ===		=== Dead Key followed by Space ===
	In expecco, a space character following a dead-key ~~will insert both the dead key and the character. This is different from other systems, where the space is "eaten" and only the dead key is entered.~~		In expecco, you can configure if a space character following a dead-key
			will insert both the dead key and the character or not.

			The default setting is different from other systems, where the space is "eaten" and only the dead key is entered.

	We found this inconvenient for programmers, where strings or comments with initial space are relatively common. If you do not like this feature, evaluate (in a Workspace or code editor):		We found this inconvenient for programmers, where strings or comments with initial space are relatively common. If you do not like this feature, evaluate (in a Workspace or code editor):