From be78b58df148ceeb5a6dbbada1ef04beb507d3ef Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Meng-Heng
This corresponds to the following source line:
The Keyboard Version documents the version of the keyboard.
+A keyboard version should be updated whenever there are changes to a keyboard. The good principles to follow are: +
This corresponds to the following source line:
+Note: there is a difference between &keyboardversion, which documents the keyboard version, and &version, + which determines which version of Keyman a keyboard will run with.
+In this field, enter information about the keyboard for your own reference. These comments will only be visible in the source file, and not to users of your keyboard.
@@ -183,6 +213,41 @@Tests your KeymanWeb keyboard in an Internet Explorer embedded window
The Features grid controls which additional file components are included in + the keyboard. Each of the features relates to a system store. Here are the file + components: +
This will open a selection dialog allowing you to choose a feature to add to + the keyboard project. Adding a feature will add an extra tab to the editor, + and add the corresponding store to the keyboard source
+Depending on what is included in the Feature Grid, you can select a feature from + the grid then click on Edit... This will take you to the corresponding tab and + let you make changes. +
+Removing a feature will not delete the component file, + but will just remove the store from the keyboard source. +
+The toolbox allows for the changing of the colours, addition of text and shapes. It also allows for the moving of the icon around the canvas and also a preview of the icon is displayed.
Click on a colour from the box to apply the colour onto the Keyboard's + icon. You can see the Foreground Color displays the colour you chose. To deselect + the colour, click on the X mark on the corner left of the colour box, or choose + another colour. +
+This tab allows you to edit the visual representation of your keyboard + layout. The content on this tab is stored in the .kvks file associated with + your keyboard. The visual representation is used only in desktop and desktop + web; however if no touch layout is defined, this layout will be synthesized + into a touch layout automatically. +
+An On-Screen keyboard is optional but in most keyboards is recommended. + The On-Screen keyboard may not always match the actual layout identically, + because you may choose to hide some of the details of encoding from the + interface presented to the user. +
++ This keyboard layout can also be printed or included in HTML or other documentation. + The editor allows you to export the file to HTML, PNG or BMP formats. +
+If this option is checked, when the Fill from layout button is clicked, + then keys without corresponding rules in the Layout will be filled with the + base layout character. +
+