newRPL - Updated to build 1510 [official build remains at 1487]
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07-28-2021, 08:31 PM
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RE: newRPL - Updated to build 1487 [ including official build]
(07-28-2021 05:45 PM)spiff72 Wrote: Claudio, It does, but there's more that's missing. You also need to try the shift-hold planes. For example where you have < also has <=, etc. Keep in mind this is not set in stone, we can make usability adjustments as we go. I tried to keep the blue things on the keyboard being used with the blue shift and the orange ones with On, but sometimes I had to reverse it. (07-28-2021 05:45 PM)spiff72 Wrote: I have a few things I haven't figure out yet: - Z ===> it's exactly where you find it on the 50g: on the division. - << >> ===> it's at 5 and 8 with shift (one of them needs to be removed) - : : ====> Uses the "orange shift" On and minus. - # ====> On + 3 - <= and >= =====> Same as > and < but holding the shift - "carriage return" (right shift . on 50g) ====> On + Enter The LIB menu is still at 2 (On+2), BASE is Blue Shift + 3 (as labeled), and Shift-hold rotates the base of level 1. Units is Blue Shift+ C (as labeled), CONVERT is at the same key but the other shift ->Q is the fraction key ->NUM is On + fraction key (like an Undo for fraction) Most other menus aren't assigned yet (because there's less keys, so we are prioritizing the real estate, menus can be accessed in a couple of clicks from the main one, so not a high priority). Then there's a few issues to discuss/resolve: * There's a couple of missing symbols that need to be added. The :-> rule symbol isn't there, what other useful symbols are worth adding? * In Alpha mode X and Y are up on top, so typing them is easy. Outside of Alpha mode, however, those are menu keys so X can't be there and the X key is at the D (has a x, t, Theta, n label). That's premium unshifted space that could be assigned to something else. I hardly ever need that X so maybe it can be used for something else? |
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