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This patch implements two specific behaviors of Dubeolsik layout. dubeollkup function makes Jongseong(final consonant) to be treated as Choseong(initial consonant) when possible. For example, QWERTY input "zhem" in Dubeolsik has to be "코드", not "콛ㅡ" where switched Jongseong is "ㄷ". dubeolbksp function emits out syllable remaining after single backspace. So when user presses backspace on "코드", the expected output is "코ㄷ", still allowing user to edit latter syllable, rather than "코" without dubeolbksp. This should only apply to last syllable considering it's de facto in Dubeolsik implementations. |
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| grabskkdicts | ||
| hangul.map | ||
| hira.map | ||
| judou.map | ||
| kanji.dict | ||
| kata.map | ||
| pinyin.dict | ||
| README | ||
| skk2ktrans | ||
| telex.map | ||
| wubi.dict | ||
# # The following are a set of tools to obtain and process dictionaries from the SKK project in order to use them with ktrans(1). # # grabskkdicts pulls the skk kana-kanji conversion dictionaries from the skk-dev/dict repo. # skk2ktrans takes an skk dictionary and converts it into a kanji jisho suitable to be used with ktrans(1). # # You can fetch and convert all the dictionaries by running this file. # grabskkdicts for(d in skkdicts/SKK-JISYO.*) <$d skk2ktrans >$d.jisho