From: Arne Goetje (arne@linux.org.tw)
Date: Thu May 10 2007 - 17:51:08 CDT
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Andrew Lipscomb wrote:
> Hawaiian uses U+02BB for its glottal stop (ʻokina). The Hawaiian
> keyboard layout in Mac OS X assigns this character to the
> apostrophe key (a U+0027 is found on option-apostrophe; it mostly
> follows the US layout for the rest of the keyboard, except that
> option-vowel or option-shift-vowel produces that vowel with
> macron).
>
OK, thanks. :)
How does the keyboard layout on normal PCs look like?
Do users occasionally confuse the keyboard layouts, so that they type
U+02BB instead of U+0027 in English texts or vice versa in Hawaiian texts?
I think Hawaiian is a good example here, because it is related with the
Formosan languages.
Cheers
Arne
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