Manual set shift behavior #1308
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I am a new user of Kanata, but I would like to use it with a German layout. I would like to have the ± symbol on a key when Shift is pressed. With the German layout, this is only accessible with Alt and the numpad or directly with Unicode. I wanted to do this with overrides, but that doesn’t work. Does anyone have any idea what else I could try? |
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You can have a shift layer with some custom behaviours. Example: #1299 (comment) |
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(fork kp+ (unicode ±) (lsft rsft))
unicode is the simplest without a shift layer,If you want to try
(multi ralt (unmod (lsft rsft) kp+ ))
or(multi lctl ralt (unmod (lsft rsft) kp+ ))
may work for you.process-unmapped-keys:yes
might be usefull