// This is a Devanagari/Hindi keyboard layout for XFree86 4.3.0 with a
// pc104/us keyboard.
//
// Contents:
//	1 Intro & Disclaimer
//	2 Change Log
//	3 Installation Instructions
//	4 Debugging
//
// 1 Intro___________________________________________________________________
//
// I read the Indian Linux Project's Hindi map (inscript.hi.xkb) for guidance,
// and then rewrote this map from scratch for XFree86 4.3.0 (ex: "us,dev").
// While this map, I noticed a few differences with other commercial keyboard
// maps, and tried making this map (IMHO) a decent merger of all of them plus a
// couple extra keys here and there such as including "/" and "\" to facilitate
// typing file names.  In other words, if you were used to typing on Devanagari
// keyboards for other systems, I hope this one will be comfortable as well.
//
// Why did I just start yet-another-hindi keyboard map?  The existing maps I
// found were either for older releases of XFree86 and didn't attempt to
// facilitate some of the latest key mapping niceties of 4.3.0, or the maps
// were just missing a few characters here and there, and I couldn't figure out
// why.
//
// Standard disclaimer: I didn't put any mischievous macros .oO(rm -rf /) in
// here, but even so, You agree to take full responsibility for any positive or
// negative effects this keyboard map may have on your computing life.
//
// Feel free to use this map, and please send me any advice on how to improve
// it for my personal machine.  :)
//
// - David Holl <smyrph+dev_xkb@ece.wpi.edu>
//
//
// 2 Change Log______________________________________________________________
//
// September 2003 -- David Holl <smyrph+dev_xkb@ece.wpi.edu>
//	. based on previous maps from XFree86 and otehr platforms
//	. designed to play well with XFree86 4.3.0's multiple-group scheme
//	. checked & added some keys to match the Unicode + INSCRIPT standards
//	  (like ZWNJ & ZWJ, and some extras to match MS's Devanagari layout...)
//	. added example usage: setxkmap & XF86Config
//
// March 2004 -- David Holl <smyrph+dev_xkb@ece.wpi.edu>
//	. minor clean up
//
//
// 3 Installation____________________________________________________________
//
// 1) Put this file with the rest of your XFree86 xkb maps.
//		cp devanagari.xkb /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/pc/dev
//
// 2) Tell X to load the keyboard map.
//	You have two choices:
//		A) modify /etc/X11/XF86Config (loads map at start of X)
//		B) run setxkbmap from command line
//
//
// 3.A Installation: XF86Config
//
// Here's an example XF86Config section:
//
//	Section	"InputDevice"
//	# Identifier & Driver need to match your existing configuration:
//		Identifier	"Keyboard1"
//		Driver	"keyboard"
//
//	# You don't need this AutoRepeat line; it's a personal preference...
//		Option	"AutoRepeat"	"250 50"
//
//	# XkbRules & XkbModel should probably also match your current config:
//		Option	"XkbRules"	"xfree86"
//		Option	"XkbModel"	"pc104"
//
//	# These are important: XkbLayout & XKbOptions.  
//	# Append ",dev" to your layout, to load the devanagari keyboard in addition
//	# to your current layout:
//	#	Option	"XkbLayout"	"us"
//		Option	"XkbLayout" "us,dev"
//
//	# XKbOptions: tell the driver to switch between the us & dev layouts when
//	# you press both shift keys:
//		Option	"XkbOptions" "grp:shift_toggle"
//	# Tell XKB to use Right_Ctrl key for selecting 3rd and 4th levels (dev):
//		Option	"XkbOptions" "lv3:switch"
//	EndSection
//
//
// 3.B Installation: setxkbmap
// Alternatively, if you cannot or don't want to edit your XF86Config, try
// this from the command line:
//
//	setxkbmap -rules xfree86 -model pc104 -layout "us,dev" \
//		-option "grp:shift_toggle" -option "lv3:switch"
//
//
// 4 Debugging_______________________________________________________________
//
// If your X client and server reside on different machines, try:
// (this also dumps occasionally-useful error messages when debugging)
//	setxkbmap ... blah blah ... -print | xkbcomp - $DISPLAY
//

default partial alphanumeric_keys
xkb_symbols "basic" {
	name[Group1]="Devanagari";

	key.type="FOUR_LEVEL";

	key <TLDE> { [ U094a, U0912,   grave, asciitilde  ] };
	key <AE01> { [ U0967, U090d,       1, exclam      ] };
	key <AE02> { [ U0968, U0945,       2, at          ] };
	// Shift+AE0[3-8] really need to return a macro of keys defined by
	// INSCRIPT in place of the symbols that are here for now.  But this
	// requires XKB to map 1 key into two to three other key presses.
	key <AE03> { [ U0969, numbersign,  3, numbersign  ] };
	key <AE04> { [ U096a, dollar,      4, dollar      ] };
	key <AE05> { [ U096b, percent,     5, percent     ] };
	key <AE06> { [ U096c, asciicircum, 6, asciicircum ] };
	key <AE07> { [ U096d, ampersand,   7, ampersand   ] };
	key <AE08> { [ U096e, asterisk,    8, asterisk    ] };
	key <AE09> { [ U096f, parenleft,   9, parenleft   ] };
	key <AE10> { [ U0966, parenright,  0, parenright  ] };
	key <AE11> { [ minus, U0903, minus, underscore    ] };
	key <AE12> { [ U0943, U090b, U0944, U0960 ] };

	key <AD01> { [ U094c, U0914 ] };
	key <AD02> { [ U0948, U0910 ] };
	key <AD03> { [ U093e, U0906 ] };
	key <AD04> { [ U0940, U0908, U0963, U0961 ] };
	key <AD05> { [ U0942, U090a ] };
	key <AD06> { [ U092c, U092d ] };
	key <AD07> { [ U0939, U0919 ] };
	key <AD08> { [ U0917, U0918, U095a ] };
	key <AD09> { [ U0926, U0927 ] };
	key <AD10> { [ U091c, U091d, U095b ] };
	key <AD11> { [ U0921, U0922, U095c, U095d ] };
	key <AD12> { [ U093c, U091e ] };
	// I added \ / ? | for shell-convenience (file names and piping)
	key <BKSL> { [ U0949, U0911, backslash, bar ] };

	key <AC01> { [ U094b, U0913 ] };
	key <AC02> { [ U0947, U090f ] };
	key <AC03> { [ U094d, U0905 ] };
	key <AC04> { [ U093f, U0907, U0962, U090c ] };
	key <AC05> { [ U0941, U0909 ] };
	key <AC06> { [ U092a, U092b, NoSymbol, U095e ] };
	key <AC07> { [ U0930, U0931 ] };
	key <AC08> { [ U0915, U0916, U0958, U0959 ] };
	key <AC09> { [ U0924, U0925 ] };
	key <AC10> { [ U091a, U091b, U0952 ] };
	key <AC11> { [ U091f, U0920, NoSymbol, U0951 ] };

	key <AB01> { [ U0946, U090e, U0953 ] };
	key <AB02> { [ U0902, U0901, NoSymbol, U0950 ] };
	key <AB03> { [ U092e, U0923, U0954 ] };
	key <AB04> { [ U0928, U0929 ] };
	key <AB05> { [ U0935, U0934 ] };
	key <AB06> { [ U0932, U0933 ] };
	key <AB07> { [ U0938, U0936 ] };
	key <AB08> { [ comma, U0937, U0970 ] };
	key <AB09> { [ period, U0964, U0965, U093d ] };
	// I added \ / ? | for shell-convenience (file names and piping)
	key <AB10> { [ U092f, U095f, slash, question ] };

	// space, space, Zero-Width-Non-Joiner (ZWNJ), Zero-Width-Joiner (ZWJ):
	key <SPCE> { [ space, space, U200c, U200d ] };
};