Grohmant

SIL Ethiopic (decoding KMX, not the included KMN) is recognized, but not workable — types garbage. Therefore, kmdecomp is not a ready-to-use tool, but can be a good start point.

SIL Ethiopic (decoding KMX, not included KMN) is recognized, but not workable — types garbage. Therefore, kmdecomp is not a ready-to-use tool, but can be a good start point.

Compiled kmdecomp is in the attach. It works well under wine. Tested on: http://keymankeyboards.com/?id=651 kmdecomp.exe Hieroglyphic.kmx Than convert Hieroglyphic.kmn from UTF-16LE to UTF-8, comment out lines 13 and 16. kmflcomp compiles it without errors. However, if I put file in the ~/.kmfl/, the new keyboard is not recognized by ibus-kmfl: /usr/libexec/ibus-engine-kmfl --xml

Compiled kmdecomp is in the attach. It works well under wine. Tested on: keymankeyboards.com/?id=651 kmdecomp.exe Hieroglyphic.kmx Than convert Hieroglyphic.kmn from UTF-16LE to UTF-8, comment out lines 13 and 16. kmflcomp compiles it without errors. However, if I put file in the ~/.kmfl/, the new keyboard is not recognized by ibus-kmfl: /usr/libexec/ibus-engine-kmfl --xml

I see. That sentence from the website confused me.

Decompiler: https://github.com/keymanapp/keyman/tree/master/windows/src/support/kmdecomp Hardly WinAPI code.

I see. That sentence from the website confused me. /Close

It works. Thank you! The ticket can be closed.