Jürgen, In apl.xmodmap/apl.xkb/apl.xkm (and others mapping ∊ and ⍷) I'd recommend using: Char Location Codepoint Now Codepoint Proposed ∊ alt-e 2208 [∈] *220A [**∊**]* ⍷ alt-shift-e 22F8 [⋸] *2377 [**⍷**]* This way, if someone has programmed the APL characters into a font you are using, you get them (as with: APL385). The output of ]keyb would need to be adjusted as well.
I'd recommend (though less important)... € alt-shift-u nothing *20AC [€]* ¿ alt-shift-q nothing *00BF [¿]* ¡ alt-shift-- nothing *00A1 [¡]* ⍦ alt-shift-v nothing *2366 [**⍦**] (for this last one, just "perhaps")* Why? You have dollar, yen, and pound-sterling. Where's the Euro? (I'm saying this and I'm from the US!) You have ? positions available so make the alt-shift produce inverted ? (spanish) Likewise alt-shift-hypen can do inverted ! (spanish) These aren't "huge deals" - but nice. The last one is the least certain one. Since it is an unused character for gnu-apl I'm not terribly concerned. Before implementing it, it might be wise to see what else from NARS or others should be included. **Again, Thanks!** ——Martin ____________________________________________________ Martin R. Bartels [email protected]
