Added Danish and Norwegian letters to DEThumbKeyMultiLingual.kt #617
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Made the Multilingual layout even more multi-lingual by adding å, ø, æ, and the ellipsis (…) which is more correct than three periods (...)
hcgraf
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Jan 13, 2024
app/src/main/java/com/dessalines/thumbkey/keyboards/DEThumbKeyMultiLingual.kt
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Is it possible to get the APK from woodpecker, or build it with Docker? I don't have an Android-build-chain available, and close to zero experience with Android programming ;) |
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No, to test you'll have to wait for the next release (which should be a day or two), or install android studio. |
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Hi,
I love the concept of a multilingual layout :)
I often need to type English, German and Norwegian – but the Norwegian letters were unfortunately missing here.
So I added them here :)
In addition, I added the ellipsis (…) which is used quite frequently and almost always incorrectly typed as three periods…
Regards
Hagen