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Bug#84720: [XKB] patch for the symbols file for Croatian (hr)



tag 84720 patch
thanks

Hi,

For some reason, I never got your message to me asking for the patch, and
this seems to have gotten ignored because I didn't know you wanted it. :(

The patch I've been using, that makes the hr layout consistent with Windows
and with console-tools, just changes the AltGr+. and AltGr+, bindings:

--- hr.dpkg-dist        2002-10-04 22:49:16.000000000 +0200
+++ hr  2001-08-08 19:57:02.000000000 +0200
@@ -79,9 +79,10 @@
                        [ braceright                    ]       };
     key <AB07> {       [         m,    M               ],
                        [ section                       ]       };
-    key <AB08> {       [     comma,    semicolon       ]       };
+    key <AB08> {       [     comma,    semicolon       ],
+                       [ less                          ]       };
     key <AB09> {       [    period,    colon           ],
-                       [ periodcentered                ]       };
+                       [ greater                       ]       };
     key <AB10> {       [     minus,    underscore      ]       };
     key <BKSL> {       [ zcaron,       Zcaron          ],
                        [ currency                      ]       };

Nobody I know has ever used AltGr+. to get |, because, well, because nobody
uses that, it doesn't work. :) I have no idea why the Slovenians use that,
but us Croats sure don't. We get | by pressing AltGr+w.

In addition, I'd note that some English layouts I've seen use Shift+, and
Shift+. to get < and > respectively, so it's pretty much obvious why we're
binding them to the right Alt, for consistency.

(Please let me know if you need any more evidence that this patch is not
just my silly wish and that it doesn't actually break anything. It's been
almost two years since I submitted it and I'd hate to see it ignored even
further just because I failed to produce enough arguments for it.)

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