# uk.map altered to ease UTF-8, compose, dead accents
#
# The display of non latin1 characters does not work in distributions using
# console-tools, even if you add the unicode.map from the kbd package.
# For some reason, the non-ascii character codes seem to get garbled, at
# least on ppc.
#
# Note that this defaults to latin1, any other characters
# can _only_ be specified by unicode number, and the
# result ('to')  of a 'compose' must be in the latin1 charmap.
#
# So, although I really wanted to replicate what happens for me
# in X, I can't do it all - prioritise W. European, plus
# hungarian (polish, czech have too many other letters)
#keymaps 0-2,4-6,8,9,12
# these keymaps are a bit excessive, at the time I couldn't
# find the docs and this does make AltGr and Shift+AltGr work.
keymaps 0-15
alt_is_meta
include "qwerty-layout"
include "linux-with-alt-and-altgr"
# key any mapped unicode letter by ctrl-shift plus XXXX for the hex digits
include "unicode.map"
strings as usual

# NB I use U+ notation for characters not in latin1 - dumpkeys will report the
# name, but loading by name gives messages about assume iso-8859-x (where x != 1)
# and produces the wrong result.
#
# Strangely, console-tools produces the messages and errors even when I use
# the U+xxxx form.  It also translates U+201E to a symbol name which it then
# claims to not recognise.
#		Normal		Shift		AltGr		AltGr+Shift
keycode   1 = Escape
keycode   2 = one              exclam		one		U+00A1
keycode   3 = two              quotedbl         at		U+201E
keycode   4 = three            sterling
	control	keycode   4 = Escape
# euro on AltGr 4 - 'currency' doesn't work for me
keycode   5 = four             dollar           U+20AC           Control_backslash
keycode   6 = five             percent
	control	keycode   6 = Control_bracketright
keycode   7 = six              asciicircum
	control	keycode   7 = Control_asciicircum
keycode   8 = seven            ampersand        braceleft        Control_underscore
keycode   9 = eight            asterisk         bracketleft      Delete
keycode  10 = nine             parenleft        bracketright
keycode  11 = zero             parenright       braceright
#	alt	keycode  11 = Meta_parenright
keycode  12 = minus            underscore       backslash	U+00BF
#keycode  13 = equal            plus		dead_cedilla	dead_ogonek
keycode  13 = equal            plus		dead_cedilla
keycode  14 = Delete
	control	keycode  14 = Control_underscore
keycode  15 = Tab
# łŁ on w
keycode  17 = w			W		U+0142		U+0141
# u with double acute
keycode  22 = u			U		U+0171		U+0170
# extra on o ø and Ø can be accessed from compose / o, compose / O
# so put the double-acute here : it isn't latin-1.
keycode  24 = o			O		U+0151		U+0150
# extra on p
keycode  25 = p			P		thorn		THORN
#keycode  26 = bracketleft      braceleft	dead_diaeresis	dead_ring
keycode  26 = bracketleft      braceleft	dead_diaeresis
	control	keycode  26 = Escape
#keycode  27 = bracketright     braceright       dead_tilde	dead_macron
keycode  27 = bracketright     braceright       dead_tilde
keycode  28 = Return
	alt	keycode  28 = Meta_Control_m
keycode  29 = Control
# add extras to 'a'
keycode  30 = +a		+A		ae		AE
# extra on s
keycode  31 = s			S		U+00DF
# extras on 'd'
keycode  32 = d			D		eth		ETH
# add kra to k (iso-8859-4 so specify as U+)
keycode  37 = k			K		U+0138
# łŁ also on l
keycode  38 = l			L		U+0142		U+0141
#keycode  39 = semicolon        colon		dead_acute	dead_doubleacute
keycode  39 = semicolon        colon		dead_acute
#keycode  40 = apostrophe       at		dead_circumflex	dead_caron
keycode  40 = apostrophe       at		dead_circumflex
	control	keycode  40 = Control_g
	shift	control	keycode  40 = nul
keycode  41 = grave            notsign          bar              nul
keycode  42 = Shift
keycode  43 = numbersign       asciitilde	dead_grave	dead_breve
	control	keycode  43 = Control_backslash
# extra on z « 
keycode  44 = z			Z		U+00AB
# extra on x »
keycode  45 = x			X		U+00BB
keycode  51 = comma            less
keycode  52 = period           greater
#keycode  53 = slash            question		slash		dead_abovedot
keycode  53 = slash            question		slash
	control	keycode  53 = Delete
keycode  54 = Shift
keycode  56 = Alt
keycode  57 = space
	control	keycode  57 = nul
keycode  58 = Caps_Lock
keycode  86 = backslash        bar              bar              Control_backslash
keycode  97 = Control

# right windows key and right menu key both mapped to Compose -
# my normal keyboards have one or other of these
keycode 126 = Compose
keycode 127 = Compose

include "compose.latin1"

# looks as if U+ compose results only work if in the same iso-8859-x set,
# and the default charset is iso-8859-1
# e.g. can put aring in (also on oa, aa)
compose '=' 'a' to U+00E5