Compose adds the functionality of a compose key to Windows, a feature commonly seen on Linux systems which allows the user to easily write special characters and accented letters.
- Customizable key binding
- Tray icon notifications
- Keyboard LED notifications (optional)
See releases for the latest stable version.
The usage is simple; you hit a designated hotkey that acts as the compose key, followed by a two-letter combination of keys.
For example, if you've bound the compose key to the Control key, you can write the character á by executing the following key combination: ctrl+'+a.
A full list of combinations supported can be found in Symbols.md.
Right-click the tray icon to access the settings, where you'll be able to bind your compose key.
This software has only been tested on Windows 7 and later, I can not guarantee it will work on any earlier systems.
Please report any bugs you might find, and feel free to suggest a feature.
This is the first software I've ever developed on the Windows platform (and using C#), so I have no idea if the code is up to par with any convention.
Feel free to contribute by forking and sending me pull requests.
See the LICENSE file.
The compose icon is licensed under the MIT License by @jxnblk.