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| ## Keymap overlay for a Polish Programmer keyboard | ||
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| ## SOME USEFUL INFORMATIONS | ||
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| ## ... for everyone who, just like me (winlin97), had no idea how it works, and want to make a custom keyboard layout. | ||
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| ## The PC (thanks to the HID interface) see this application just like the physical keyboard. | ||
| ## Application does not know the actual layout of the keyboard in the system. | ||
| ## We must to call the language-appropriate characters just as if we were typing them on a physical keyboard with this layout. | ||
| ## ------------------------- | ||
| ## This file contains a table of key mapping. | ||
| ## Column order in the table: CHAR <-SPACE-> HID_KEY_SCANCODE <-SPACE-> MODIFIERS | ||
| ## ------------------------- | ||
| ## <-SPACE-> is only a representation for spacebar (" " char), which is used by the program to separate individual values from every line in the table. | ||
| ## ------------------------- | ||
| ## CHAR is just the letter, number or character, which we have to send to the computer. | ||
| ## ------------------------- | ||
| ## HID_KEY_SCANCODE is a byte value, which corresponds to every key on the keyboard. | ||
| ## Firstly you can look at "base.layout" file to see what scancode is e.g. for "numbers and letters" | ||
| ## Important: "base.layout" is used with every custom layout. We don't have to add the chars to our table that this file already contains. | ||
| ## More scancodes -> https://source.android.com/docs/core/interaction/input/keyboard-devices#hid-keyboard-and-keypad-page-0x07 | ||
| ## ------------------------- | ||
| ## MODIFIERS such as LCTRL, LSHIFT, LALT, etc. can be combined using the “or” (|) bit operation. | ||
| ## The modifier value is stored using 1 byte [8 bits] - that allows to combine modifiers, setting the corresponding bits to 1. | ||
| ## Each modifier corresponds to one bit in the byte, so no bits overlap. | ||
| ## 00: none [bit: 0000 0000] // DEFAULT VALUE - all modifiers is off | ||
| ## 01: LCTRL [bit: 0000 0001] | ||
| ## 02: LSHIFT [bit: 0000 0010] | ||
| ## 04: LALT [bit: 0000 0100] | ||
| ## 08: LMETA [bit: 0000 1000] | ||
| ## 10: RCTRL [bit: 0001 0000] | ||
| ## 20: RSHIFT [bit: 0010 0000] | ||
| ## 40: RALT [bit: 0100 0000] // "ALTGR" in polish programmers layout -> https://kbdlayout.info/KBDPL1/ | ||
| ## 80: RMETA [bit: 1000 0000] | ||
| ## So, to get RALT and LSHIFT in the same time we have: 0x40 | 0x02 -> [bit: 0100 0010] -> 0x42 | ||
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| ## More info -> https://source.android.com/docs/core/interaction/input/keyboard-devices | ||
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