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Qwerty-Space edited this page Jun 9, 2018
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Here is an example entry for the sequence ⎄ Composetf:
<Multi_key> <t> <f> : "(ノಥ益ಥ)ノ ┻━┻" # Table flip
The <Multi_key> part is a standard name for the compose key. The double quotes " are necessary. The part starting with # is an optional comment and is ignored.
The instructions for now are:
Open the %USERPROFILE% directory.
Create a new text file named .XCompose or .XCompose.txt (with the leading dot)
Edit the file with e.g. notepad and enter rule lines.
Restarting WinCompose may be necessary
The exact file format that WinCompose aims to support is described in the XOrg manual pages but it’s probably a bit complex. I suggest looking at the sequence files shipped with WinCompose instead, for instance c:\Program Files\WinCompose\res\Xorg.txt.