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I asked this question already on Superuser, but I'm starting to get the feeling that I asked it in the wrong community, so decided to ask it here as well.

I'm just looking for a kmap file for Japanese Kana (no Kanji), but for some reason I can't find one, even though mapping keystrokes to Kana should be just as straight forward as doing so for roman-lettered alphabets.

Alex
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Search strategy

Simple! These projects are open-sourced. So you need to navigate and search for the keymaps! And search for japanese special keys and, romaji (hiragana) characters.

How

To find them:

  1. Go to the project's sites.
  2. Find the source-code navigation section.
  3. Click on the search text-field.
  4. Type the keywords , like:
    1. to search for table's conversions: keymap, table.
    2. to search the kana conversion: kana, hiragana.
    3. the last one is a popular misspelled word: romaji, romanji.
    4. to search for the japanese special keys: hankaku (半角), zenkaku (全角), eisu (英数), muhenkan (無変換), henkan (変換), katakana (カタカナ), hiragana (ひらがな), romaji (ローマ字).
    5. to search hiragana keys: あ, 。, ん, 「 and others japanese (symbols and hiragana) characters.

Results

Japanese IMEs (for ibus IMF) and their keymaps + romaji-kana tables:

That's all!

paulolimac
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