More keymaps for your touchtyping pleasure: British, Spanish, Portuguese and Brazilian

Author: JoJo

keymaps/km_br_LINUX.map

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+# MAME/MESS keymap for Brazilian QWERTY 107-keys keyboard (Linux)
+#
+# The 107-keys Brazilian keyboard has an extra key used to type "/".
+# Since I don't own such a keyboard, I can't write a proper definition.
+# However, it should be placed in the 4th row, after ITEM_ID_SLASH.
+#
+# SDL can tell the difference between the two COMPOSE keys but assigns them the same label
+# thus both OPENBRACE and QUOTE appear like "´ ~" in the user interface.
+# The following definitions are therefore correct.
+#
+# Row 1
+#
+ITEM_ID_TILDE      SDLK_QUOTE        0x31 0x27 '
+#
+# Row 2
+#
+ITEM_ID_OPENBRACE  SDLK_COMPOSE      0x22 0x00 ´
+ITEM_ID_CLOSEBRACE SDLK_LEFTBRACKET  0x23 0x00 [
+#
+# Row 3
+#
+ITEM_ID_COLON      SDLK_WORLD_71     0x2f 0xe7 Ç
+ITEM_ID_QUOTE      SDLK_COMPOSE      0x30 0x00 ~
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH  SDLK_RIGHTBRACKET 0x33 0x00 ]
+#
+# Row 4
+#
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH2 SDLK_LESS         0x5e 0x3c <
+ITEM_ID_SLASH      SDLK_SEMICOLON    0x3d 0x3b ;
+#
+# Row 5
+#
+ITEM_ID_RALT       SDLK_MODE         0x71 0x00 ALTGR

keymaps/km_es_LINUX.map

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+# MAME/MESS keymap for Spanish QWERTY 105-keys keyboard (Linux)
+# SDL can tell the difference between the two COMPOSE keys but assigns them the same label
+# thus both OPENBRACE and QUOTE appear like "` ´" in the user interface.
+# The following definitions are therefore correct.
+#
+# Row 1
+#
+ITEM_ID_TILDE      SDLK_WORLD_26 0x31 0xba º
+ITEM_ID_MINUS      SDLK_QUOTE    0x14 0x27 '
+ITEM_ID_EQUALS     SDLK_WORLD_1  0x15 0xa1 ¡
+#
+# Row 2
+#
+ITEM_ID_OPENBRACE  SDLK_COMPOSE  0x22 0x00 `
+ITEM_ID_CLOSEBRACE SDLK_PLUS     0x23 0x00 +
+#
+# Row 3
+#
+ITEM_ID_COLON      SDLK_WORLD_81 0x2f 0xf1 Ñ
+ITEM_ID_QUOTE      SDLK_COMPOSE  0x30 0x00 ´
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH  SDLK_WORLD_71 0x33 0x00 Ç
+#
+# Row 4
+#
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH2 SDLK_LESS     0x5e 0x3c <
+ITEM_ID_SLASH      SDLK_MINUS    0x3d 0x2d -
+#
+# Row 5
+#
+ITEM_ID_RALT       SDLK_MODE     0x71 0x00 ALTGR

keymaps/km_gb_LINUX.map

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+# MAME/MESS keymap for British QWERTY 105-keys keyboard (Linux)
+#
+# Row 1
+#
+ITEM_ID_TILDE      SDLK_BACKQUOTE 0x31 0x60 `
+#
+# Row 2
+#
+#
+# Row 3
+#
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH  SDLK_HASH      0x33 0x23 #
+#
+# Row 4
+#
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH2 SDLK_BACKSLASH 0x5e 0x5c \
+#
+# Row 5
+#
+ITEM_ID_RALT       SDLK_MODE      0x71 0x00 ALTGR

keymaps/km_pt_LINUX.map

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+# MAME/MESS keymap for Portuguese QWERTY 105-keys keyboard (Linux)
+# SDL can tell the difference between the two COMPOSE keys but assigns them the same label
+# thus both CLOSEBRACE and BACKSLASH appear like "´ ~" in the user interface.
+# The following definitions are therefore correct.
+#
+# Row 1
+#
+ITEM_ID_TILDE      SDLK_BACKSLASH 0x31 0x5c \
+ITEM_ID_MINUS      SDLK_QUOTE     0x14 0x27 '
+ITEM_ID_EQUALS     SDLK_WORLD_11  0x15 0xab «
+#
+# Row 2
+#
+ITEM_ID_OPENBRACE  SDLK_PLUS      0x22 0x2b +
+ITEM_ID_CLOSEBRACE SDLK_COMPOSE   0x23 0x00 ´
+#
+# Row 3
+#
+ITEM_ID_COLON      SDLK_WORLD_71  0x2f 0xe7 Ç
+ITEM_ID_QUOTE      SDLK_WORLD_26  0x30 0xba º
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH  SDLK_COMPOSE   0x33 0x00 ~
+#
+# Row 4
+#
+ITEM_ID_BACKSLASH2 SDLK_LESS      0x5e 0x3c <
+ITEM_ID_SLASH      SDLK_MINUS     0x3d 0x2d -
+#
+# Row 5
+#
+ITEM_ID_RALT       SDLK_MODE      0x71 0x00 ALTGR