Re: Howto for using Hebrew with Pango
- From: Roozbeh Pournader <roozbeh sharif edu>
- To: Ivrix Discussions <ivrix-discuss ivrix org il>
- Cc: <uridavid netvision net il>, Ivrix mailing list <ivrix-discuss ivrix org il>, GTK i18n <gtk-i18n-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Howto for using Hebrew with Pango
- Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 11:20:42 +0430 (IRST)
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 dov imagic weizmann ac il wrote:
> And in terms of finding characters on the keyboard, you get used to
> everything.
No you won't. You should have a mechanism for people to guess. Consider
that one needs Nikud only once in a while (say once a month), and she
doesn't want to keep pictures of the keyboard around. The user should be
able to remember the whereabouts of each rarely-used character, so she can
enter it with a few tries.
I found this when deploying Persian keyboards. The latest national
standard, ISIRI 2901 (rarely implemented, sadly), was surprisingly the
best in this regard, since it had good grouping of similiar characters. I
am still not used to the shifted and alted keyboards of the most-popular
desktop publishing software in Iran, Zarnegar.
roozbeh
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