Big thanks to all who answered to my question. As some of you are familiar with indian language keyboards, I think I can explain the exact problem I have. Some of you already answered to that too.
I am trying to customize Apple Malayalam language keyboard. It is not my first language and I just started learning it.
The Virama ് is assigned to key f. I type once to get ക് after the consonants. Twice to get the Chillu letters. ർ ൽ ൻ ൺ ൿ.
What I did was to move (or assigned) that Virama ് to ‘;’, (Just to make it easier for me, no other specific reason).
Now I can’t get chillu letters by double typing ‘;’. But double typing ‘f’ still gets me the chillu letters, though f is now assigned to പ. (Don’t ask me why I moved പ to f from p!)
As I understand now, it is inside the ‘system’ than being a unicode keyboard letter dead key.
Is there anyway to get around or bypass that problem? I simply want ; to behave like f.
Simply typing ; gets ല്. Double typing get ല്്, not ൽ.
I don’t have much problem with other combination letters which I moved. like ട്ട, പ്പ, ഞ്ഞ, ങ്ങ to different locations. They too seem to be built inside the system.
Thanks.
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