Hi!
Based on spanish keyboard, I guess this is Asturian keyboard translation:
static const struct KeysNameReplacement aImplReplacements_Asturian[] =
{
{ KEY_BACK, "Retrocesu" },
{ KEY_ENTER, "Intro" },
{ KEY_SPACEBAR, "Espaciu" },
{ KEY_HOME, "Aniciu" },
{ KEY_UP, "Arriba" },
{ KEY_PAGEUP, "Re Páx" },
{ KEY_LEFT, "Izquierda" },
{ KEY_RIGHT, "Drecha" },
{ KEY_END, "Fin" },
{ KEY_DOWN, "Abaxo" },
{ KEY_PAGEDOWN, "Av Páx" },
{ KEY_INSERT, "Ins" },
{ KEY_DELETE, "Supr" },
{ KEY_SHIFT, "Mayús" },
};
Still, I don't know if this change is useful, since (unlike Linux)
Windows lacks a proper implementation of Asturian language. Any advice
is welcome.
Best regards
--
Xuacu
2013/1/10 Adolfo Jayme Barrientos <fitoschido@ubuntu.com>:
On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 7:44 AM, Jesús Corrius <jesus@softcatala.org> wrote:
If you want to implement this, but you are not a developer, just send me
the name of the keys with its translation and I will apply the changes
myself.
Hi, I was wondering if you could add a Spanish translation:
static const struct KeysNameReplacement aImplReplacements_Spanish[] =
{
{ KEY_BACK, "Retroceso" },
{ KEY_ENTER, "Intro" },
{ KEY_SPACEBAR, "Espacio" },
{ KEY_HOME, "Inicio" },
{ KEY_UP, "Arriba" },
{ KEY_PAGEUP, "Re Pág" },
{ KEY_LEFT, "Izquierda" },
{ KEY_RIGHT, "Derecha" },
{ KEY_END, "Fin" },
{ KEY_DOWN, "Abajo" },
{ KEY_PAGEDOWN, "Av Pág" },
{ KEY_INSERT, "Ins" },
{ KEY_DELETE, "Supr" },
{ KEY_SHIFT, "Mayús" },
};
Thanks!
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