3 # This is the Candadian French keyboard mapping for wscons and iso8859-1,
4 # provided by Matthew Mondor for the NetBSD project through PR kern/23184.
6 # The FR mappings cannot be used with our keyboards in Quebec.
7 # Although there exists a Federal CAN/CSA Z243.200-92 "normalized" mapping
8 # since 1988, very few keyboards exist following it. Moreover, it requires
9 # up to five mappings per key.
11 # This map respects the older Canadian French keyboard standard with dead
12 # accents (except for eacute and Eacute), which most keyboards sold in Quebec
13 # are made for. The labels on the keys match properly. However, an effort was
14 # made to not loose any important keys for programming. To do so, pressing the
15 # Right Alternate key allows to retreive the standard US mapping for a key.
16 # The exception to this rule consists of V and B which correspond to the
17 # French '<<' and '>>' accents when Right Alternate key is used, to respect
20 # To save space, only modifications from the US encoding were included to
21 # convert it to the fr_CA one.
22 # To apply, use in /etc/wscons.conf:
24 # mapfile /usr/share/wscons/keymaps/pckbd.fr_CA.iso8859-1
26 keycode 3 = 2 quotedbl at
27 keycode 4 = 3 slash numbersign
28 keycode 7 = 6 question asciicircum
29 keycode 26 = dead_circumflex asciicircum bracketleft braceleft
30 keycode 27 = dead_cedilla dead_diaeresis bracketright braceright
31 keycode 39 = semicolon colon asciitilde
32 keycode 40 = dead_grave grave apostrophe quotedbl
33 keycode 41 = numbersign bar grave backslash
34 keycode 43 = less greater backslash bar
35 keycode 47 = v V guillemotleft
36 keycode 48 = b B guillemotright
37 keycode 51 = comma apostrophe less
38 keycode 52 = period sterling greater
39 keycode 53 = eacute Eacute slash question
40 keycode 184 = Mode_switch Multi_key