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Originally Posted by GeoffR
The way to find out for sure is to try an experiment using one of the other keyboard patches, but modified so that the third zero byte is overwritten, for example:
Code:
replace_string = 0000, `š\0`, `ㅂ`
replace_string = 0003, `ž\0`, `ㄷ`
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Against my expectation, this does not work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffR
(Edit: Everything above refers to the Extended Latin keypad you see when the UI is set to a Latin-like language. The keyboard you see when Japanese is selected might be completely different and maybe that is what you would need to patch for Korean, but I have no experience with that at all.)
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The Japanese keyboard is basically an English keyboard. You type something according to a transliteration scheme, and then you get a list of possible Japanese characters to choose from. To make it work for Korean would therefore need something other than changing the keyboard layout.