mapped key problem

[nosenose]

Hi!

I have PSP-1004 with 3.40 OE-A and pikey 0.3 + Targus PA 870 v2.0. pikey standard installation, no changes

but when SHIFT+A i see "á" and not "A", other example is SHIFT+T=ú. i review qwerty-include.ini and all, aparently ok,

[KEY_T]
normal  = 't';
shift   = 'T';

[KEY_A]
normal  = 'a';
shift   = 'A';

and more extragne problem


Posted on: August 29, 2007, 08:58:08 PMUps, i see the origin of  this problem:

I'm Spanish, and have Spanish configured, if i use English all work fine, ¿how can i remap this?

I like to say if needed help on development i can help.

Spanish A key= a b c á A B C ....
English A key=  a b c A B C ...

[Angelo]

lol people get this problem ALOT. You need to press the select button a few times so that the corret OSK is shown. the correct one it the one with:

- 3/4 small case letters
- 3/4 Caps case letters
- 1 number

Hope that solves your problem

oh and btw if you email me at:

unofficial.pikey.support@hotmail.co.uk

I will send you a keymap for Targus  

This will ensure that every button is puuurfect

(Exept from the small case 'x' which uses the x as in multiplication for the X button in the web browser, causing the urls not to work.)  

[wakaru]

(...)
(Exept from the small case 'x' which uses the x as in multiplication for the X button in the web browser, causing the urls not to work.)  

Have a look at THIS POST where Fanjita explains how to fix the "X" bug if you do not want to wait until next PiKey release.

It should not be too difficult to achieve even for those (among which I include myself ) without coding background.

If you do not know about how to set up the development environment to code in C for the PSP there is a very simple guide in the TUTORIALS SECTION at http://www.psp-programming.com/

Good luck!

[nosenose]

Thanks for reply Angelo, but in OSK i have tree possible select

URL-0
a-0
NULL-0

In Spanish OSK key, for example ABC2 are: a b c á A B C Á 2
In English OSK same ABC2 key are: a b c A B C 2

and as wakaru say in the fanjita post

Code:

http://forums.noobz.eu/general-support/targus-x-button-inputs-the-wrong-x/0/

osk_out/osk_out.c (about line 135) to:

// Note: \001 indicates a char we can't type directly (e.g 'multiply').
char * standardkeys[4][3] =
{
{ ".,!?@\"'`:;()<>[]{}1", "abcABC2", "defDEF3" },
{ "ghiGHI4",              "jklJKL5", "mnoMNO6" },
{ "pqrsPQRS7",            "tuvTUV8", "wxyzWXYZ9" },
{ "",                     "/-~=_*\001\001+#\001\001$\001\001\001\001%&\\^| 0", "" }
};

here is the problem

for wakaru: i have a lot of IT year

[Angelo]

Unfortuanatly its the Spanish language that causes that problem. Sorry, There is nothing you can do unless you are an expert in C and convert that into a PRX file  

As for the 'x' problem i've teamed up with a group of programmers and it's FIXED!!! Amoung with other glitches! Oh by the way Wakaru, it wasn't a easy task fixing this. Changing the C code is easy, converting it to an ELF file and then a PRX is alot harder.

We are currently working on another option but it's not yet done.

It allows you to hold down a key and it repeates it. e.g. if you typed in 'dog' and you wanted to type 'cat' instead, you won't have to press backspace x3 but just hold it down!

In the PiKey 0.3 Readme file, it clearly states that no one edits the PRX's and distributes them. We don't want to release it yet as more work still needs to be done and we don't have Fanjita's consent.

It's still a working progress but it should iron out the glitches.

Another project I want to work on takes more skill and requires a team that have a good knowledge in C/C++. It will be a plugin that automaticly presses the select button whilst in OSK to change it to the right character mode so you don't have to do it yourself.

I dunno, it's still an idea

[nosenose]

I'm working to do a Spanish version, it's very easy for me, only need one thing=FREE TIME

[Angelo]

I plan to fix this in my team's version of piKey:

http://forums.noobz.eu/pi...suggestions/new-project/0

But the languages will just have to wait... I don't have much free time with me doing my GCSE's.