Mike, I have a custom APL keyboard input bundle made with Ukelele that I've been using with Sequoia and Sonoma. I built this one because I found the Dyalog layout doesn't have the complete GNU APL characters and I'd like the line drawing characters on my numeric keypad. It's installed like yours in ~/Library/Keyboard Layouts
I do see the warning message in System Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources for my layout. But the option key works fine to access APL characters when the APL layout is active. I also find that if you open the Keyboard Viewer, the APL character set appears when the layout is active. - Paul > On Apr 9, 2025, at 4:26 PM, M.Hall <mgha1...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Sorry, this isn't really a gnu-apl bug, but I thought someone here could help > me. > I'll post in s.e. apl if you think I should go there. > > I have been playing with GNU-APL on macOS Sonoma 14.7. I had the Dyalog and > MacAPL keyboard layout XML files in "~/Library/Keyboard Layouts" and the > option key works great to get to the APL characters. > > I recently upgraded to Sequoia 15.4, and it denys access to the option key > characters. > > This what System Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources says about the Dyalog > Alt US and the MacAPL2 keyboard layouts: > > "Installed Input Source > The developer can access anything you type with this input source. This > could include > sensitive information such as your credit card number of home address." > > It presents that message instead of showing the diagram of a keyboard, as it > does with the U.S. and Måori layouts. The Option key works fine for them, > but not the APL layouts. > > I've tried using Ukelele to make a keyboard layout bundle (instead of XML > file), but that didn't change anything. > > Can anyone else use the Option key to get to the APL symbols on macOS Sequoia? > > Thanks! > -- > Mike Hall > >
