Ports ZIG/src/input (except macOS keymaps) into ghostty-input: - key, key_mods (incl. RemapSet), the physical keycode table - key_encode: legacy, modifyOtherKeys and kitty keyboard protocol encoders, function key tables - Binding: all keybinding actions with their user-visible docs (for +list-actions), triggers, sets with sequences, chains, leader keys and key tables, and formatting back to config strings - command palette defaults, mouse, paste safety checks, kitty helpers, links, helpgen action docs Deviations (docs/rewrite/notes/ghostty-input.md): Mods.super is named super_; case folding uses char::to_lowercase plus Ghostty's special cases instead of uucode tables; chain parents are trigger paths instead of pointers; a Zig bug where chained leaves inside sequences corrupted the shared prefix when formatting is fixed (covered by a test). Integration left: building encode/paste Options from terminal modes, and implementing the EntryFormatter trait in ghostty-config. Test Plan: - cargo test -p ghostty-input (220 tests; 8 macOS-only skipped) - cargo clippy -p ghostty-input --all-targets -- -D warnings
57 lines
2.2 KiB
Rust
57 lines
2.2 KiB
Rust
//! Keyboard layouts (ZIG/src/input/keyboard.zig).
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use crate::config::OptionAsAlt;
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/// Keyboard layouts.
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///
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/// These aren't heavily used in Ghostty and having a fully comprehensive
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/// list is not important. We only need to distinguish between a few
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/// different layouts for some nice-to-have features, such as setting a default
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/// value for "macos-option-as-alt".
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#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
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pub enum Layout {
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/// Unknown, unmapped layout. Ghostty should not make any assumptions
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/// about the layout of the keyboard.
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Unknown,
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// The remaining should be fairly self-explanatory:
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UsStandard,
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UsInternational,
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}
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impl Layout {
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/// Map an Apple keyboard layout ID to a value in this enum. The layout
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/// ID can be retrieved using Carbon's TIKeyboardLayoutGetInputSourceProperty
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/// function.
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///
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/// Even though our layout supports "unknown", we return None if we don't
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/// recognize the layout ID so callers can detect this scenario.
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pub fn map_apple_id(id: &str) -> Option<Layout> {
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match id {
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"com.apple.keylayout.US" => Some(Layout::UsStandard),
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"com.apple.keylayout.USInternational" => Some(Layout::UsInternational),
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_ => None,
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}
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}
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/// Returns the default macos-option-as-alt value for this layout.
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///
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/// We apply some heuristics to change the default based on the keyboard
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/// layout if "macos-option-as-alt" is unset. We do this because on some
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/// keyboard layouts such as US standard layouts, users generally expect
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/// an input such as option-b to map to alt-b but macOS by default will
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/// convert it to the codepoint "∫".
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///
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/// This behavior however is desired on international layout where the
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/// option key is used for important, regularly used inputs.
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pub fn detect_option_as_alt(self) -> OptionAsAlt {
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match self {
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// On US standard, the option key is typically used as alt
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// and not as a modifier for other codepoints. For example,
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// option-B = ∫ but usually the user wants alt-B.
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Layout::UsStandard | Layout::UsInternational => OptionAsAlt::True,
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Layout::Unknown => OptionAsAlt::False,
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}
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}
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}
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