chore(developer): create sample LDML keyboard that exercises effectively all functionality #10505
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Propose Bengali keyboard As well as the manual test keyboard as described above |
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@mcdurdin I'm testing 4 things in the sample repo. Kick this forward? Close as complete? |
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- test out LDML keyboards in repo - keymanapp/keyman#10505
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We have a ton of new functionality in the LDML keyboard spec. I would like to have a single keyboard which allows us to test out the functionality manually, ideally in a somewhat coherent fashion, e.g. pressing key sequences 1 2 ... that would lead to
1:basic:OK\n2:simple_transform:OK\n3:simple_marker:FAILor similar.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: