Package gnu.x11.keysym

Provide X keyboard symbol defintions.

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Description

Class Summary

APL	APL-specific keyboard symbols.
Apollo	Apollo (AP)-specific keyboard symbols.
Arabic	Arabic-specific keyboard symbols.
Armenian	Armenian-specific keyboard symbols.
Caucasus	Caucasus-specific keyboard symbols.
Currency	Currency-specific keyboard symbols.
Cyrillic	Cyrillic-specific keyboard symbols.
DEC	DEC-specific keyboard symbols.
Georgian	Georgian-specific keyboard symbols.
Greek	Greek-specific keyboard symbols.
Hebrew	Hebrew-specific keyboard symbols.
HP	Hewlett-Packard (HP)-specific keyboard symbols.
Katakana	Katakana-specific keyboard symbols.
Korean	Korean-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin1	Latin 1-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin2	Latin 2-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin3	Latin 3-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin4	Latin 4-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin8	Latin 8-specific keyboard symbols.
Latin9	Latin 9 (Latin 0)-specific keyboard symbols.
Misc	Miscellaneous keyboard symbols.
OSF	OSF-specific keyboard symbols.
Publishing	Publishing-specific keyboard symbols.
Special	Special-specific keyboard symbols.
Sun	Sun-specific keyboard symbols.
T3270	3270 Terminal-specific keyboard symbols.
Technical	Technical-specific keyboard symbols.
Thai	Thai-specific keyboard symbols.
Vietnamese	Vietnamese-specific keyboard symbols.
XFree86	XFree86-specific keyboard symbols.
XKB	ISO 9995-specific keyboard symbols.

Package gnu.x11.keysym Description

Provide X keyboard symbol defintions. Note that all defintions are imported manually from C-binding with changes such as:

• classifying into classes (for object-oriented-ness),
• capitalizing all symbols (for style),
• removing C-binding prefix/suffix (for cleanness),
• adding underscore (for readability),
• prefixing with NUM_ (for symbols starting with a number),
• and suffixing with _SMALL (for differetiating symbols of small letters from those of capital letters).

Let's trade this minor portability for consistency and Java-flavor. Please report errors introduced, especifically when adding underscore, as the author is not familiar with some technical/foreign symbols.