Returns keymap data for given keyboard type, key and text case.

Returns keymap data for given keyboard type, key and text case. This version takes an internal keymap binding table index as a parameter. PtiEngine framework doesn't call this method directly. Normally the real implementation for this method is generated by keymap data builder into keymap plugin file, so each language data plugin has own implementation of this method.

Returns pointer to dead key data table.

Returns dead key data for given key / case combination.

This methods fills an array of key bindings with those keys that produce numeric mode characters for given keyboard type. This is needed because not all languages naturally contain required numeric mode characters. Text input framework needs to know which keys to use in that case. For example, user always needs to be able to produce characters 'p' and 'w' for phone number editor, but many languages (Arabic, Hebrew, etc) don't have those characters in their qwerty key mapping data. This method makes it possible to define in key mapping data file which keys will be used if a number mode character is missing from normal qwerty mappings.

Returns a boolean value indicating whether key mapping data contains dead keys.

Returns boolean value indicating whether given keyboard data contains fn-key mappings.

Returns a boolean value indicating whether language dll contains keymapping data for given keyboard type.

Returns boolean value indicating whether keymapping data contains vowel sequences (such as those needed for Vietnamese qwerty input).

Returns a boolean value indicating whether given key / case combination is so called 'dead key'.

This methods takes the given TPtiNumericKeyBinding struct and fills its iChar field if iKey and iShifted parameters of that struct match to any of the qwerty number mode keys for this language.

This method provides direct access to keybinding table. Normally this isn't needed outside of keymapping classes. Use only if none of the convinienece methods above is applicable

This methods provides direct access to keymap data table. In most cases this method is not needed outside keymap data classes. Use only if none of the convinience methods above is applicable.

Returns language code for keymap data.

Returns maximum number of physical keys used for given keyboard type.

Returns pointer to numeric mode key table for given keyboard type. Number of items in array is stored to given integer variable.

Reserved vtable entries.

This method returns a boolean value indicating whether this language can be used in "Latin Only" editors. If this method returns EFalse, then input framework will substitute it locally with English for "Latin Only" editors. Default implementation returns ETrue, so most languages don't need to define this in their key mapping data file.

Returns pointer to vowel sequence table (needed for Vietnamese qwerty input).