My issues issues with turkish characters

[HafizBeyy]

i created a custom layout to copy the f keyboard for turkish. but these two characters "ı" and "i" swapping each other when capitalising characters. ima attach screenshots and layout here:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <keyboard name="F (TURKISH)" script="latin"> <row> <key c="f" ne="1" se="loc esc"/> <key c="g" nw="~" ne="2" sw="\@"/> <key c="ğ" nw="!" ne="3" sw="\#" se="loc €"/> <key c="ı" ne="4" sw="$"/> <key c="o" ne="5" sw="%"/> <key c="d" ne="6" sw="^"/> <key c="r" ne="7" sw="&amp;"/> <key c="n" ne="8" sw="*"/> <key c="h" nw="q" ne="9" sw="(" se=")"/> <key c="p" nw="0" ne="w"/> </row> <row> <key shift="0.5" c="u" nw="loc tab" ne="" se="selectAll"/>




















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[ChiefMikeK]

possibly due to font you're using, could you say what this font is?

[Spike-from-NH]

Yes, dotless i (ı) does capitalize to dotted I (İ), as both are the exception in Western locales. Probably, this should not be the case for Turkish. In the meantime, you can override this behavior by coding a Modmap.

[HafizBeyy]

possibly due to font you're using, could you say what this font is?

i was using the default layout for turkish in UK. And i created that layout with this

Yes, dotless i (ı) does capitalize to dotted I (İ), as both are the exception in Western locales. Probably, this should not be the case for Turkish. In the meantime, you can override this behavior by coding a Modmap.

how do i code a modmap?

[Spike-from-NH]

See Custom-layouts § Modmap

Try something like:
<modmap> <shift a="i" b="İ" /> <shift a="ı" b="I" /> </modmap>
The keys i and ı will still have to be somewhere on your keyboard.