Bug 118656

Version:            (using KDE KDE 3.5.0)

Some Asian languages do NOT have latin/greek derived alphabets. These DONT have a concept of uppercase/ lowercase alphabets either. 

As the number of alphabets can be more than 26 (typically around 50), the keyboards for such languages are very complex and ktouch can be very valuable in learning typing for these. 

However, ktouch by design, ASSUMES a western language. 

For instance, I tried developing some keyboard setups for Hindi (an Indian language). However ktouch was able to display only the "normal" (without shift) characters.

So, it would prompt a user to type a certain key, but the highlighted key is not the same as whats displayed. 

e.g. For a language with no concept of uppercase, key "a" might be alphabet x, uppercase "A" might be a totally unrelated alphbet y. (I am using latin alphabets x and y to illustrate the problem here, in reality these would be some unicode characters from the target language)

for the practice text of "xy" in this langauge, user needs to type the following keystrokes - a, Shift + a. 

ktouch would keep on only displaying 'a', and keeps prompting the user for typing 'a' again. 

Please enhance ktouch to
1) Prompt for Shift or any such "modifier key" correctly. (there could be more than one, eg. Alt+shift etc defined in the xkb layout)
2) upon pressing and holding the "modifer key", e.g. Shift or Caps-Lock, ktouch should change the lay-out display on the keyboard map appropriately. i.e., in the example given above, upon pressing Shift, ktouch screen should display the alphabet "y".