Re: Caps Lock For Input Methods That Use Symbol Keys As Letter Keys

[Emanuel Berg]

Yoshiku Onu wrote:

> When using Caps Lock, it works fine for the keys that would
> normally be letters on a QWERTY layout. However, for the
> keys that would normally be symbols on a QWERTY layout, such
> as the ';', '.' and '/' keys, it doesn't capitalize them.

See this for custom up- and downcasing on CAPS, see

  https://dataswamp.org/~incal/emacs-init/caps-back.el

But: Do you really want to upcase ':', '.', and '/' - since they
don't have a case, even?

Or, if you do, the first step is then to decide what upcasing
them really means.

You want CAPS to subsequently output the SHIFT chars, i.e.
for your three examples, ':', '>' and '?' ?

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