├── plover_spanish_system_eo_variant ├── __init__.py ├── dictionaries │ ├── spanish_eo_00_user.json │ └── spanish_eo_10_articles.json └── system.py ├── MANIFEST.in ├── .gitignore ├── setup.cfg ├── setup.py ├── README.md └── LICENSE.txt /plover_spanish_system_eo_variant/__init__.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /MANIFEST.in: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | include plover_spanish_system_eo_variant/dictionaries/* 2 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /*.egg-info/ 2 | /build/ 3 | /dist/ 4 | __pycache__ 5 | *.pyc 6 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /plover_spanish_system_eo_variant/dictionaries/spanish_eo_00_user.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /setup.cfg: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | [bdist_wheel] 2 | universal = 1 3 | 4 | [metadata] 5 | long_description = file: README.md 6 | long_description_content_type = text/markdown 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /plover_spanish_system_eo_variant/dictionaries/spanish_eo_10_articles.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "EL": "el", 3 | "HRA": "la", 4 | "HRAS": "las", 5 | "UPB": "un", 6 | "*UPB": "uno", 7 | "*UPBS": "unos", 8 | "TPHA": "una", 9 | "TPHAS": "unas", 10 | "HRO": "lo", 11 | "HROS": "los", 12 | "AL": "al", 13 | "TKEL": "del" 14 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /setup.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env python3 2 | 3 | from setuptools import setup 4 | 5 | setup( 6 | name = 'plover_spanish_system_eo_variant', 7 | version = '0.3.0', 8 | description = 'Spanish System (eo variant) for Plover', 9 | author = 'Eliseo Ocampos', 10 | author_email = 'roskoff@gmail.com', 11 | license = 'GNU General Public License v2 or later (GPLv2+)', 12 | url = 'https://github.com/roskoff/plover_spanish_system_eo_variant', 13 | classifiers = [ 14 | 'Development Status :: 4 - Beta', 15 | 'Environment :: Plugins', 16 | 'Intended Audience :: End Users/Desktop', 17 | 'License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v2 or later (GPLv2+)', 18 | 'Operating System :: OS Independent', 19 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 2', 20 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7', 21 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 3', 22 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4', 23 | 'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.5', 24 | ], 25 | keywords = 'plover plover_plugin', 26 | setup_requires=['wheel'], 27 | install_requires = [ 28 | 'plover>=4.0.0.dev0', 29 | ], 30 | packages = [ 31 | 'plover_spanish_system_eo_variant', 32 | ], 33 | entry_points = ''' 34 | 35 | [plover.system] 36 | Spanish System (eo variant) = plover_spanish_system_eo_variant.system 37 | 38 | ''', 39 | include_package_data = True, 40 | zip_safe = True, 41 | ) 42 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ## [WIP] Plugin para Plover - Sistema Español (variante eo) 2 | 3 | [![pypi](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/plover_spanish_system_eo_variant.svg)](https://pypi.org/project/plover-spanish-system-eo-variant/) [![pypi](https://img.shields.io/pypi/dm/plover_spanish_system_eo_variant.svg)](https://pypi.org/project/plover-spanish-system-eo-variant/) [![paypal](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Buy%20me%20a%20coffee%20%3AD-informational?logo=paypal)](https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=36R4CKEMBJMQE) 4 | 5 | Este plugin es para [Plover](https://www.openstenoproject.org/plover/), herramienta que nos permite practicar estenotipia sin necesidad de tener un hardware especializado. 6 | 7 | La implementación Sistema Español (variante eo) es una aproximación para utilizar la distribución del teclado americano aplicado a nuestro idioma. 8 | 9 | ### Definición del Sistema 10 | 11 | #### Distribución (layout) 12 | 13 | Utiliza distribución americana de teclas para estenotipia: `#STKPWHRAO*EUFRPBLGTSDZ` 14 | 15 | ![Steno Layout](https://i.imgur.com/sIuOpxu.png) 16 | 17 | > Imagen tomada de [Art of chording](https://www.artofchording.com/introduction/how-steno-works.html#chords). 18 | 19 | #### Alfabeto 20 | 21 | Se puede deletrear el alfabeto con las siguientes combinaciones: 22 | 23 | ||||||||| 24 | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| 25 | |`A*: a`|`PW*: b`|`KR*: c`|`TK*: d`|`*E: e`|`TP*: f`|`TKPW: g`|`H*: h`| 26 | |`*EU: i`|`SKWR*: j`|`K*: k`|`HR*: l`|`PH*: m`|`TPH*: n`|`TPWH*: ñ`|`O*: o`| 27 | |`P*: p`|`KW*: q`|`R*: r`|`S*: s`|`T*: t`|`*U: u`|`SR*: v`|`W*: w`| 28 | |`KP*: x`|`KWR*: y`|`STKPW*: z`|`HA*: á`|`H*E: é`|`H*EU: í`|`HO*: ó`|`H*U: ú`| 29 | 30 | #### Diccionarios 31 | 32 | Incluye diccionarios por default: 33 | 34 | - Artículos: Todos los artículos del español. 35 | - Principal: Se pretende incluir aquí la mayor cantidad de entradas posibles, son todas las palabras en general que encontraremos en el español. 36 | - Usuario: Orientado a cargas personalizadas de cada usuario. 37 | 38 | > Observación: Durante el desarrollo utilizaré este diccionario para ir anotando nuevas entradas para desarrollar el sistema. Una vez que considere que se ajusta a las reglas que iré estableciendo, los graduaré al diccionario principal. 39 | 40 | #### Sistema 41 | 42 | Este sistema será predominantemente silábico. Por el momento, lo más apropiado que encuentro es ir creando la definición de las palabras basados en su construcción silábica. Habrán excepciones con respecto a las palabras más utilizadas según la lista de frecuencia de palabras encontrada en el [Corpus RAE](http://corpus.rae.es/lfrecuencias.html). 43 | 44 | Por ejemplo, `"TK": "de"`, `"K": "que"`, `"P": "para"`, `"S": "es"` se encuentran entre las 15 palabras más frecuentes en el listado. 45 | 46 | El `*` se utilizará como desambiguador principal en la mayoría de los casos, por ejemplo para representar acento diacrítico: por un lado `"SEU": "si"`, y por otro lado `"S*EU": "sí"`. En otros casos, como el de los *participios* o *vocales acentuadas*, se propone sumar `H` como desambiguador complementario, aprovechando su carácter de letra muda. 47 | 48 | #### Plural de los sustantivos 49 | 50 | Normalmente, se debería agregar sólo `-S` a un sustantivo para poder plurarizarlo. 51 | > Basado en [El plural de los sustantivos en español](https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/sustantivos/plural). 52 | 53 | #### Participios 54 | 55 | Se puede generar un participio en la mayoría de sus formas añadiendo: 56 | 57 | - `TKHO*` (ado) y `TKHA*` (ada), para verbos que terminan en `ar`. 58 | - `TKHA*EU` (ida) y `TKHO*EU` (ido), para verbos que terminan en `er` e `ir` (notar que el acorde está invertido). 59 | 60 | > Basado en [El participio en español](https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/verbos/participio). 61 | 62 | #### Gerundios 63 | 64 | Se puede generar un gerundio en la mayoría de sus formas añadiendo `-PBD` tanto para `ando`, `iendo` y varias formas irregulares. 65 | 66 | #### Diptongos 67 | 68 | Teniendo en cuenta las vocales abiertas `a`, `e`, `o` y las cerradas `i`, `u`; se pueden formar diptongos con las siguientes combinaciones: 69 | 70 | - Dos vocales cerradas distintas: 71 | - `ui/uí`: ruido, construir, incluí. La `u` es parte de la `i` en el teclado, por lo tanto se propone usar `*EU`, así: `"R*EU/TKO": "ruido"`, `"KOPBS/TR*EUR": "construir"`, `"EUPB/KHR*EU": "incluí"`. 72 | - `iu/iú`: viuda, ciudad, siútico. Al igual que el anterior, pero utilizaríamos `*U`, así: `"SR*U/TKA": "viuda"`, `"S*U/TKAD": "ciudad"`, `"S*U/TEU/KO": "siútico"`. 73 | - Vocal abierta tónica + vocal cerrada átona 74 | - `ai/ái`: aire, paisaje, caída. Se puede combinar en el teclado con `AEU` y `A*EU`. 75 | - `au/áu`: aunque, causa, aún. Se puede combinar en el teclado con `AU` y `A*U`. 76 | - `ei/éi`: seis, aceite, alféizar. La `e` es parte de la `i` en el teclado, por lo tanto aquí la propuesta es ir con `*E` siempre que se pueda. Así: `"S*ES": "seis"`, `"A/S*E/TE": "aceite"`, `"AL/TP*E/SAR": "alféizar"`. 77 | - `eu/éu`: reunir, deuda, terapéutica. `EU` ya representa la vocal `i`, por lo tanto aquí la propuesta es ir con `*E` siempre que se pueda. Así: `"R*E/TPHEUR": "reunir"`, `"TK*E/TKA": "deuda"`, `"TE/RA/P*E/TEUBG": "terapéutica"`. 78 | - `oi/ói`: coincidir, moisés, oído. Se puede combinar en el teclado con `OEU`y `O*EU`. 79 | - `ou/óu`: aparentemente no hay ocurrencias de esta combinación o tal vez sean palabras muy raras. La combinación la usaremos invertida para otro grupo de diptongos más común: `uo/uó`. 80 | - Vocal cerrada átona + vocal abierta tónica 81 | - `ia/iá`: social, familia, diálogo. Se propone utilizar sólo la vocal tónica combinada con `*` en el acorde, así: `"SO/SA*L": "social"`, `"TPA/PHEU/HRA*": "familia"`, `"TKHA*/HRO/TKPWO": "diálogo"`. 82 | - `ie/ié`: tiene, tiempo, recién. Se propone usar de vuelta `*E`, así: `"T*E/TPHE": "tiene"`, `"T*EPL/PO": "tiempo"`, `"RE/S*EPB": "recién"`. 83 | - `io/ió`: nacional, espacio, relación. Se propone aquí `O*`, así: `"TPHA/SO*/TPHAL": "nacional"`, `"ES/PA/SO*": "espacio"`, `"RE/HRA/SO*PB": "relación"`. 84 | - `ua/uá`: situación, actual, zaguán. Se propone usar `A*`, así: `"SEU/TA*/SO*PB": "situación"`, `"ABG/TA*L": "actual"`, `"SA/TKPWA*PB": "zaguán"`. 85 | - `ue/ué`: pues, nuevo, huésped. Se propone usar de vuelta `*E`, así: `"P*ES": "pues"`, `"TPH*E/SRO": "nuevo"`, `"H*ES/PED": "huésped"`. 86 | - `uo/uó`: antiguo, individuo, actuó. Utilizaremos la combinación invertida del teclado: `OU` y `O*U`. Así: `"APB/TEU/TKPWOU": "antiguo"`, `"EUPB/TKEU/SREU/TKOU": "individuo"`, `"ABG/TO*U": "actuó"`. 87 | 88 | - Ejemplos de palabras con más de un diptongo: 89 | - `"SKWR*EU/SO*": "juicio"` 90 | - `"R*E/TPHO*PB": "reunión"` 91 | - `"SEU/TA*/SO*PB": "situación"` 92 | 93 | > Basado en [Diptongos, triptongos e hiatos](https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/redaccion/acentuacion#a-diptongos-triptongos-e-hiatos). 94 | 95 | 96 | #### Casos especiales 97 | 98 | - La letra `ll`: la idea es utilizar el sonido casi equivalente de la `y`, así: `"E/KWRA": "ella"`. 99 | 100 | - La letra `s` intermedia: se toma la regla de la teoría de Plover que dice que podemos usar `-F` como si fuera una `S` en la parte intermedia de la palabra, por ejemplo: `"TKEFD": "desde"`. 101 | 102 | - La letra `q (KW)`: esta letra no la utilizaríamos para las sílabas, en su reemplazo utilizamos directamente la `K`. Ej.: `"K*E": "qué"`. 103 | 104 | - La letra `ch` se formarán con `KH`. Ej.: `"TKEU/KHO": "dicho"`. 105 | 106 | - La letra `r` fuerte (`rr`): para los casos en los que la sílaba (no inicial) que lleve `rr` y se necesite desambiguar, se preferirá la combinación `WR`, aprovechando que el sonido es aproximado y que no existen sílabas que empiecen con `wr` en español. Así: `"PE/WRA": "perra"`, `"PE/RA": "pera"`, `"KO/WRAL": "corral"`, `"KO/RAL": "coral"`. 107 | 108 | - Las letras `g` y `j`: la `g` suena gutural suave si le preceden las vocales `a`, `o`, `u`. Para las sílabas con `e` e `i`, se entrepone una `u`. Así tenemos `ga`, `gue`, `gui`, `go`, `gu`. Todas estas ocurrencias deberían reflejarse como `TKPWA`, `TKPWE`, `TKPWEU`, `TKPWO` y `TKPWU` respectivamente. La `j` tiene un sonido gutural fuerte con todas las vocales: `ja`, `je`, `ji`, `jo`, `ju`. Esto coincide con la pronunciación de `ge` y `gi`. Todos estos casos deberían ir como `SKWRA`, `SKWRE`, `SKWREU`, `SKWRO`, `SKWRU`. Ej.: `"TKPWE/WRA": "guerra"`, `"SKWREPBT": "gente"`, `"SKWRE/TPE": "jefe"`, `"TKPWEU/TA/WRA": "guitarra"`, `"SKWREU/RA/SOL": "girasol"`, `"SKWREU/RA/TPA": "jirafa"`. 109 | 110 | - Abreviaciones comunes que podrían aparecer: 111 | - Usar `-T` para comprimir sílabas si la palabra termina en `te`. Ej.: `"TKU/RAPBT": "durante"`. 112 | - Usar `-D` para comprimir sílabas si la palabra termina en `de`. Ej.: `"SRERD": "verde"`. 113 | - Usar `-TS` para comprimir sílabas si la palabra termina en `tes` de por sí, o como plural de `te`. Ej.: `"TKA*/PWETS": "diabetes"` (no es plural), `"APBTS": "antes"` (no es plural), `"RE/S*EPBTS": "recientes"`. 114 | - Usar `S` para abreviar la sílaba inicial `es`. 115 | - USAR `BG` para comprimir sílabas si la palabra temina en `ca`. Ej.: `"PO/HREU/TEUBG": "política"`. 116 | 117 | ## Instalación 118 | 119 | 1. Abrir Plover 120 | 2. Ir al Plugin Manager 121 | 3. Elegir `plover-spanish-system-eo-variant` de la lista 122 | 4. Click en `Install/Update` 123 | 5. Reiniciar Plover 124 | 125 | > Requiere Plover versión 4.0.0 o superior. 126 | 127 | ## Uso 128 | Para activar el plugin, simplemente se debe elegir el sistema desde la configuración de `Plover`. 129 | 130 | ## Contribuciones 131 | Los pull requests son bienvenidos. Para cambios sustanciales, por favor abrí antes un issue para discutir el cambio que quieras realizar. 132 | 133 | Asegurate de actualizar los tests apropiadamente cuando el caso lo requiera. 134 | 135 | ## License 136 | [GPLv2](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html) 137 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /plover_spanish_system_eo_variant/system.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # vim: set fileencoding=utf-8 : 2 | 3 | # #STKPWHRAO*EUFRPBLGTSDZ 4 | KEYS = ( 5 | '#', 6 | 'S-', 'T-', 'K-', 'P-', 'W-', 'H-', 'R-', 7 | 'A-', 'O-', 8 | '*', 9 | '-E', '-U', 10 | '-F', '-R', '-P', '-B', '-L', '-G', '-T', '-S', '-D', '-Z', 11 | ) 12 | 13 | IMPLICIT_HYPHEN_KEYS = ('A-', 'O-', '5-', '0-', '-E', '-U', '*') 14 | 15 | SUFFIX_KEYS = ('-Z', '-D', '-S', '-G') 16 | 17 | NUMBER_KEY = '#' 18 | 19 | NUMBERS = { 20 | 'S-': '1-', 21 | 'T-': '2-', 22 | 'P-': '3-', 23 | 'H-': '4-', 24 | 'A-': '5-', 25 | 'O-': '0-', 26 | '-F': '-6', 27 | '-P': '-7', 28 | '-L': '-8', 29 | '-T': '-9', 30 | } 31 | 32 | UNDO_STROKE_STENO = '*' 33 | 34 | ORTHOGRAPHY_RULES = [ 35 | ## Plurals. Based on https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/sustantivos/plural 36 | # Plural for sustantive that ends with "í". Ex.: jabalí + s -> jabalíes 37 | (r'^(.*)í \^ s$', r'\1íes'), 38 | 39 | # Plural for sustantive that ends with "ú". Ex.: bambú + s -> bambúes 40 | (r'^(.*)ú \^ s$', r'\1úes'), 41 | 42 | # Plural for sustantive that ends with consonants "d", "j", "l", "n", "r". Ex.: reloj + s -> relojes 43 | # TODO: This one is sketchy. If the word is acute and ends with "n" it must have an accent mark: 44 | # pantalón + s -> pantalones (in this case the accent mark must be removed). 45 | (r'^(.*(?:d|j|l|n|r)) \^ s$', r'\1es'), 46 | 47 | # Plural for sustantive that ends with consonant "z". Ex.: cruz + s -> cruces 48 | (r'^(.*)z \^ s$', r'\1ces'), 49 | 50 | # Plural for acute sustantive that ends with "s". Ex.: mandamás + s -> mandamases 51 | (r'^(.*)ás \^ s$', r'\1ases'), 52 | # Ex.: entremés + s -> entremeses 53 | (r'^(.*)és \^ s$', r'\1eses'), 54 | # Ex.: chisgarabís + s -> chisgarabises. TODO: This one is sketchy. Consider "país" that has hiatus, 55 | # and the correct plural is "países". 56 | (r'^(.*)ís \^ s$', r'\1ises'), 57 | # Ex.: intradós + s -> intradoses 58 | (r'^(.*)ós \^ s$', r'\1oses'), 59 | # Ex.: autobús + s -> autobuses 60 | (r'^(.*)ús \^ s$', r'\1uses'), 61 | # TODO: The same rule goes for the plural in acute sustantive that ends with "x", but in this 62 | # case the last syllable must not have accent mark. At the moment I don't see any easy way to implement 63 | # with ORTHOGRAPHY_RULES. Also, probably there are very few words with this characteristics (I 64 | # found "gambux" for example). 65 | 66 | ## Participles. Based on https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/verbos/participio 67 | # Irregular participles when radix has a vocal as last letter. 68 | # Ex. traer + ido|ida -> traído|traída, leer + ido|ida -> leído|leída, oír + ido|ida -> oído|oída 69 | (r'^(.*)(a|e|i|o|u)(?:a|e|i|o|u)r \^ ido$', r'\1\2ído'), 70 | (r'^(.*)(a|e|i|o|u)(?:a|e|i|o|u)r \^ ida$', r'\1\2ída'), 71 | (r'^(.*)(a|e|i|o|u)(?:á|é|í|ó|ú)r \^ ido$', r'\1\2ído'), 72 | (r'^(.*)(a|e|i|o|u)(?:á|é|í|ó|ú)r \^ ida$', r'\1\2ída'), 73 | # TODO: Especial cases are not covered at the moment. Ex. abierto, provisto, vuelto, etc. 74 | 75 | # Participle ending with "ar". Ex.: aclamar + ado|ada -> aclamado|aclamada 76 | (r'^(.*)ar \^ ado$', r'\1ado'), 77 | (r'^(.*)ar \^ ada$', r'\1ada'), 78 | 79 | # Participle ending with "er" or "ir". Ex.: temer + ido|ida -> temido|temida, 80 | # vivir + ido|ida -> vivido|vivida 81 | (r'^(.*)(?:e|i)r \^ ido$', r'\1ido'), 82 | (r'^(.*)(?:e|i)r \^ ida$', r'\1ida'), 83 | 84 | ## Gerunds. Based on https://espanol.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/verbos/gerundio 85 | # Irregular gerunds, if "ñir" and "e" -> "i" changing: 86 | # desteñir -> destiñendo 87 | (r'^(.*)(?:e)([bcdfghjklmnñpqrstvwxyz])?(s)?(ñir) \^ nd$', r'\1i\2\3ñendo'), 88 | 89 | # Irregular gerunds, if "ñir" or "llir" happens, must use "endo" instead of "iendo": 90 | (r'^(.*)(ñ|ll)ir \^ nd$', r'\1\2endo'), 91 | 92 | # Irregular gerunds, verbs ending with "ir" and "e" -> "i" changing: 93 | # reír -> riendo 94 | (r'^(.*)(?:e)(ir|ír) \^ nd$', r'\1iendo'), 95 | # preferir -> prefiriendo 96 | # sentir -> sintiendo 97 | (r'^(.*)(?:e)([bcdfghjklmnñpqrstvwxyz])?(s)?([bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxyz])?(l|r)?(ir|ír) \^ nd$', r'\1i\2\3\4\5iendo'), 98 | # seguir -> siguiendo 99 | (r'^(.*)(?:e)([bcdfghjklmnñpqrstvwxyz])?(s)?(guir) \^ nd$', r'\1iguiendo'), 100 | 101 | # Irregular gerunds, verbs ending with "er" or "ir" and "o" -> "u" changing: 102 | (r'^(.*)(?:o)([bcdfghjklmnñpqrstvwxyz])?(s)?([bcdfghjklmnñpqrstvwxyz])?(l|r)?(er|ér|ir|ír) \^ nd$', r'\1u\2\3\4\5iendo'), 103 | 104 | # Irregular gerunds, verbs wich radix ends with vowel must use "yendo" instead of "iendo": 105 | (r'^(.*)([aeiouáéíóú])(er|ér|ir|ír) \^ nd$', r'\1\2yendo'), 106 | (r'^(ir) \^ nd$', r'yendo'), 107 | 108 | # Regular gerunds, verbs ending with "ar" must use "ando". Ex. "terminar" -> "terminando": 109 | (r'^(.*)ar \^ nd$', r'\1ando'), 110 | 111 | # Regular gerunds, verbs ending with "er" or "ir" must use "iendo". Ex. "temer" -> "temiendo", 112 | # "vivir" -> "viviendo": 113 | (r'^(.*)(er|ir) \^ nd$', r'\1iendo'), 114 | 115 | ] 116 | 117 | ORTHOGRAPHY_RULES_ALIASES = {} 118 | 119 | ORTHOGRAPHY_WORDLIST = None 120 | 121 | KEYMAPS = { 122 | 'Gemini PR': { 123 | '#' : ('#1', '#2', '#3', '#4', '#5', '#6', '#7', '#8', '#9', '#A', '#B', '#C'), 124 | 'S-' : ('S1-', 'S2-'), 125 | 'T-' : 'T-', 126 | 'K-' : 'K-', 127 | 'P-' : 'P-', 128 | 'W-' : 'W-', 129 | 'H-' : 'H-', 130 | 'R-' : 'R-', 131 | 'A-' : 'A-', 132 | 'O-' : 'O-', 133 | '*' : ('*1', '*2', '*3', '*4'), 134 | '-E' : '-E', 135 | '-U' : '-U', 136 | '-F' : '-F', 137 | '-R' : '-R', 138 | '-P' : '-P', 139 | '-B' : '-B', 140 | '-L' : '-L', 141 | '-G' : '-G', 142 | '-T' : '-T', 143 | '-S' : '-S', 144 | '-D' : '-D', 145 | '-Z' : '-Z', 146 | 'no-op' : ('Fn', 'pwr', 'res1', 'res2'), 147 | }, 148 | 'Keyboard': { 149 | '#' : ('1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9', '0', '-', '='), 150 | 'S-' : ('a', 'q'), 151 | 'T-' : 'w', 152 | 'K-' : 's', 153 | 'P-' : 'e', 154 | 'W-' : 'd', 155 | 'H-' : 'r', 156 | 'R-' : 'f', 157 | 'A-' : 'c', 158 | 'O-' : 'v', 159 | '*' : ('t', 'g', 'y', 'h'), 160 | '-E' : 'n', 161 | '-U' : 'm', 162 | '-F' : 'u', 163 | '-R' : 'j', 164 | '-P' : 'i', 165 | '-B' : 'k', 166 | '-L' : 'o', 167 | '-G' : 'l', 168 | '-T' : 'p', 169 | '-S' : ';', 170 | '-D' : '[', 171 | '-Z' : '\'', 172 | 'arpeggiate': 'space', 173 | # Suppress adjacent keys to prevent miss-strokes. 174 | 'no-op' : ('z', 'x', 'b', ',', '.', '/', ']', '\\'), 175 | }, 176 | 'Passport': { 177 | '#' : '#', 178 | 'S-' : ('S', 'C'), 179 | 'T-' : 'T', 180 | 'K-' : 'K', 181 | 'P-' : 'P', 182 | 'W-' : 'W', 183 | 'H-' : 'H', 184 | 'R-' : 'R', 185 | 'A-' : 'A', 186 | 'O-' : 'O', 187 | '*' : ('~', '*'), 188 | '-E' : 'E', 189 | '-U' : 'U', 190 | '-F' : 'F', 191 | '-R' : 'Q', 192 | '-P' : 'N', 193 | '-B' : 'B', 194 | '-L' : 'L', 195 | '-G' : 'G', 196 | '-T' : 'Y', 197 | '-S' : 'X', 198 | '-D' : 'D', 199 | '-Z' : 'Z', 200 | 'no-op': ('!', '^', '+'), 201 | }, 202 | 'Stentura': { 203 | '#' : '#', 204 | 'S-' : 'S-', 205 | 'T-' : 'T-', 206 | 'K-' : 'K-', 207 | 'P-' : 'P-', 208 | 'W-' : 'W-', 209 | 'H-' : 'H-', 210 | 'R-' : 'R-', 211 | 'A-' : 'A-', 212 | 'O-' : 'O-', 213 | '*' : '*', 214 | '-E' : '-E', 215 | '-U' : '-U', 216 | '-F' : '-F', 217 | '-R' : '-R', 218 | '-P' : '-P', 219 | '-B' : '-B', 220 | '-L' : '-L', 221 | '-G' : '-G', 222 | '-T' : '-T', 223 | '-S' : '-S', 224 | '-D' : '-D', 225 | '-Z' : '-Z', 226 | 'no-op': '^', 227 | }, 228 | 'TX Bolt': { 229 | '#' : '#', 230 | 'S-' : 'S-', 231 | 'T-' : 'T-', 232 | 'K-' : 'K-', 233 | 'P-' : 'P-', 234 | 'W-' : 'W-', 235 | 'H-' : 'H-', 236 | 'R-' : 'R-', 237 | 'A-' : 'A-', 238 | 'O-' : 'O-', 239 | '*' : '*', 240 | '-E' : '-E', 241 | '-U' : '-U', 242 | '-F' : '-F', 243 | '-R' : '-R', 244 | '-P' : '-P', 245 | '-B' : '-B', 246 | '-L' : '-L', 247 | '-G' : '-G', 248 | '-T' : '-T', 249 | '-S' : '-S', 250 | '-D' : '-D', 251 | '-Z' : '-Z', 252 | }, 253 | 'Treal': { 254 | '#' : ('#1', '#2', '#3', '#4', '#5', '#6', '#7', '#8', '#9', '#A', '#B'), 255 | 'S-' : ('S1-', 'S2-'), 256 | 'T-' : 'T-', 257 | 'K-' : 'K-', 258 | 'P-' : 'P-', 259 | 'W-' : 'W-', 260 | 'H-' : 'H-', 261 | 'R-' : 'R-', 262 | 'A-' : 'A-', 263 | 'O-' : 'O-', 264 | '*' : ('*1', '*2'), 265 | '-E' : '-E', 266 | '-U' : '-U', 267 | '-F' : '-F', 268 | '-R' : '-R', 269 | '-P' : '-P', 270 | '-B' : '-B', 271 | '-L' : '-L', 272 | '-G' : '-G', 273 | '-T' : '-T', 274 | '-S' : '-S', 275 | '-D' : '-D', 276 | '-Z' : '-Z', 277 | 'no-op': ('X1-', 'X2-', 'X3'), 278 | }, 279 | } 280 | 281 | DICTIONARIES_ROOT = 'asset:plover_spanish_system_eo_variant:dictionaries' 282 | DEFAULT_DICTIONARIES = ('spanish_eo_00_user.json', 'spanish_eo_10_articles.json', 'spanish_eo_20_main.json') 283 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | Version 2, June 1991 3 | 4 | Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc., 5 | 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA 6 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 7 | of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 8 | 9 | Preamble 10 | 11 | The licenses for most software are designed to take away your 12 | freedom to share and change it. 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