Thanks! I agree it makes sense to have this in the top-level menu, so
I applied it now.

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Maarten van Gompel

Thanks! This entire patch series has been applied now!

Thanks, nice catch! Applied now.

Thanks! Even though we don't use this, I think this is a nice
unobtrusive feature that allows the user more customisation. I have
applied it now.

In the past, we had issues with some multichar keycap labels being too big
for a key when increasing the font size, this might offer a way out of
such a problem by setting a different scheme for certain keys.

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Marked as rejected for now

> Ok, I'll see what can be done at the amazfish side to fix this problem.

Great, hopefully there's an easy solution on their side. Marking this as rejected in the meantime.

> Aren <aren@peacevolution.org> wrote:
> > It keeps the code simple because we can reuse the parser for the c
> > compiler to parse our layout files. The c compiler also provides type
> > checking to make sure you give it a valid config file for free, which
> > actually makes testing layout file easier.

Indeed, it also makes things faster at runtime because no files need to
be read and parsed; everything is compiled in.

> Then can wvkbd to be engineered in a fashion which has its layout files
> separately, and while it compiles, it would hardcode the availlable
> config files into it as it does now?

In theory, yes, but I don't see much added value in such extra

> When icon keyboard is pressed *with "shift" key* from a language layout
> it could open layout "Special" instead of layout "Full".

The 'Special' layout is the symbol layout, it's usually the second
layout *but this is configurable using the `-l` or `--landscape-layers`
parameters*. 

The keyboard key will by definition take you to the next layout in this
list. Shift + keyboard key will be definition take you to the previous
layout in the list. Pressing Cmp + keyboard key will show the Index of
layouts for switching to any (even those not in -l or
--landscape-layers). Pressing Abc/Абв or similar will take you back to
the previous *alphabetic* layout (so not counting things like the
Special layout).

Hi Schimon,

> This email was intended for Maarten, but after observing issues with
> othre layouts, I've decided to send this to the mailing list.

Thanks for the testing of the layouts. The mailing list is indeed the
proper place for this. I guess the layouts are used by few
people so it's good to iron out the bugs that are undoubtedly still in
there!

> Hebrew
> ------
>
> 2) Shift

This feels a bit patchy and I'm not sure this is something that should
be patched on our side. According to the spec
(https://specifications.freedesktop.org/notification-spec/notification-spec-latest.html#command-notify),
the body is explicitly optional.

I don't know anything about harbour-amazfish, but I guess that's what
relays the notifications to your smartwatch? Then maybe that's the
better place to more elegantly solve this?

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