There are some hacks here in the form of an extra field "appears_locked_from", which can be used to hint that the user should see the button as locked. Without it, there's some confusion on user side regarding buttons that change states unprompted.
The Hebrew layout was a non standard one -
this should now be fixed.
The left shift key was removed, since Hebrew
does not have capital letters.
Signed-off-by: Kozova1 <mug66kk@gmail.com>
Two variants:
* Czech Standard (= qwertz)
* Czech qwerty
The accented letters layout corresponds to the UCW [1] layout shipped
with xkb, so we follow this precedent.
Like the DE layout, and unlike the US layout, the CZ layout has a
comma key and a narrower space bar. The added comma key also serves as
a visual balance to the added accents key, to keep the spacebar
centered.
The layouts have been tested manually on PinePhone.
[1] c60b77ea51/test/data/symbols/cz (L180)
This commit changes the layout of the `eschars` view, in an attempt at
making it more logical and optimized to reach more frequent symbols more
easily.
In order to stay consistent with other layouts, the bottom line has been
re-arranged and keys dimensions have been optimized (based on the
`terminal` layout, which has similar features).
Furthermore, the ç/Ç keys in the 'normal' views have been replaced with
./, so that all diacritics are on the same view.
This commit also fixes the Backspace key behavior.
Due to an excessive amount of keys in the `eschars` view, one of the
rows would overflow the screen. This commit removes the `Ç` key, which
is already present in the `upper` view.
A number of keys would not give the expected result, due to the lack of
a `text` of `action` property. Additionally, the layout wouldn't load
because of an old file format (it seems `bounds` are not supported
anymore).
This patch makes sure this layout can be loaded and used by squeekboard
v0.1.9.
