Applications using Xlib input handling should recognize these compose key sequences in locales using the el_GR.UTF-8 compose table.

UTF-8 compose sequence definitions for the greek keyboard layout. This file is mostly meant to be used along with the xkb/symbols/el symbols definition file. In addition, the dead key definitions in the machine generated part are really only relevant to the "polytonic" variant in that file. The definitions herein cover the following ISO 10646 / Unicode ranges: - Basic Latin (0000-007F) (complete coverage) - Latin-1 Supplement (0080-00FF) (complete coverage) - Greek and Coptic (0370-03FF) (only the big ISO 8859-7 based part at the beginning) - Greek Extended (1F00-1FFF) (complete coverage) - There are also six (6) characters from other ranges. Moreover, the following character sets are completely covered: - ISO 8859-1 - ISO 8859-7 This file consists of three parts. Two of them have been adapted from the iso8859-1/Compose and iso8859-7/Compose files. The other (middle) part has been created by: Vasilis Vasaitis <vvas@hal.csd.auth.gr> based on the idea and initial implementation by: Alejandros Diamandidis <adia@egnatia.ee.auth.gr> Part 1 ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) multi-key definitions extracted and converted from the iso8859-1/Compose file. Special Character