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" codepage 1255 on Windows is equal to ISO 8859-8 but it
" adds in the vowel points, known as 'niqud', which are present in
" CP1255: Note: there are several 'standards' for placement of the vowel
" points, and I ignored all of them. Since we can input English by simply
" pressing Ctrl-^ and eliminating this map, I saw no reason to try to use
" exotic key locations. If you don't like it, that's just too bad :-)
let b:keymap_name = "hebp"
loadkeymap
K <char-234> " final kaf
M <char-237> " final mem
N <char-239> " final nun
P <char-243> " final pe
T <char-232> " tet
X <char-245> " final tsadi
a <char-224> " alef
b <char-225> " bet
d <char-227> " dalet
g <char-226> " gimel
h <char-228> " he
j <char-231> " het
k <char-235> " kaf
l <char-236> " lamed
m <char-238> " mem
n <char-240> " nun
s <char-241> " samekh
p <char-244> " pe
q <char-247> " qof
r <char-248> " resh
t <char-250> " tav
u <char-242> " ayin
v <char-229> " vav
w <char-249> " shin
x <char-246> " tsadi
y <char-233> " yod
z <char-230> " zayin
" vowels:
A: <Char-192> " sheva
HE <Char-193> " hataf segol
HA <Char-194> " hataf patah
HO <Char-195> " hataf qamats
I <Char-196> " hiriq
AY <Char-197> " tsere
E <Char-198> " segol
AA <Char-199> " patah
AO <Char-200> " qamats
O <Char-201> " holam
U <Char-203> " qubuts
D <Char-204> " dagesh
]T <Char-205> " meteg
]Q <Char-206> " maqaf
]R <�Char-207> " rafe
]p <Char-208> " paseq
SR <Char-209> " shin-dot
SL <Char-210> " sin-dot
]P <Char-211> " sof-pasuq
VV <Char-212> " double-vav
VY <Char-213> " vav-yod
YY <Char-214> " yod-yod
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