feat: Update _list.json to add Portuguese from Portugal layouts, both ISO and ANSI (diogozarro) #4795
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| "portuguese_pt_qwerty_iso":{ | ||
| "keymapShowTopRow": false, | ||
| "type": "iso", | ||
| "keys": { | ||
| "row1": ["\\|", "1!", "2\"", "3#", "4$", "5%", "6&", "7/", "8(", "9)", "0=", "'?", "«»"], | ||
| "row2": ["qQ", "wW", "eE", "rR", "tT", "yY", "uU", "iI", "oO", "pP", "+*", "´`"], | ||
| "row3": ["aA", "sS", "dD", "fF", "gG", "hH", "jJ", "kK", "lL", "çÇ", "ºª", "~^"], | ||
| "row4": ["<>", "zZ", "xX", "cC", "vV", "bB", "nN", "mM", ",;", ".:", "-_"], | ||
| "row5": [" "] | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| "portuguese_pt_qwerty_ansi":{ | ||
| "keymapShowTopRow": false, | ||
| "type": "ansi", | ||
| "keys": { | ||
| "row1": ["\\|", "1!", "2\"", "3#", "4$", "5%", "6&", "7/", "8(", "9)", "0=", "'?", "<>"], | ||
| "row2": ["qQ", "wW", "eE", "rR", "tT", "yY", "uU", "iI", "oO", "pP", "+*", "´`", "~^"], | ||
| "row3": ["aA", "sS", "dD", "fF", "gG", "hH", "jJ", "kK", "lL", "çÇ", "ºª"], | ||
| "row4": ["zZ", "xX", "cC", "vV", "bB", "nN", "mM", ",;", ".:", "-_"], | ||
| "row5": [" "] | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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Rename to portuguese_qwerty_iso and portuguese_qwerty_ansi.
Also please move lower in the file, next to theswedish_qwerty
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There is more than one Portuguese layout it would be better to keep the "pt" to better distinguish so in the future we could have for instance:
portuguese_pt
portuguese_br
[Portuguese from Portugal] layout is different from [Portuguese from Brazil]:
Do you agree, or should I remove the pt as you suggested?
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Just move the layouts lower in the file then.
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Added Portuguese from Portugal qwerty layouts, both ISO and ANSI
