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Toto je manuál pro GNU Typist (verze 2.10.1, 31 January 2025), program
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GNU Typist - psaní všemi deseti
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Toto je manuál pro GNU Typist (verze 2.10.1, 31 January 2025), program
určený k výuce psaní na klávesnici pro několik jazyků a různé klávesové
rozložení.

   Copyright © 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2011,
2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

     Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
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     and with no Back-Cover Texts.  A copy of the license is included in
     the section entitled “GNU Free Documentation License”.

   GNU Typist je interaktivní výukový program, který vám pomůže osvojit
si principy správného psaní na klávesnici všemi deseti prsty.  Obsahuje
několik lekcí pro různé typy klávesnic a různé jazyky.  (Mezi nimi
nechybí ani čeština.)  Lekce pro gtypist jsou napsány ve snadno
pochopitelném skriptovacím jazyku, takže je mohou uživatelé modifkovat
či vytvářet nové.  Pokud zadáte parametr cs.typ, spustíte lekce v
češtině zaměřené na českou klávesnici.

* Menu:

* Distribuce::              Kde najít gtypist: zdrojové kódy, balíčky apod.
* Kopírování::              Kopírování a svobodné sdílení gtypist pod GPL
* Úvod::         	    Co byste měli jako uživatelé vědět
* Spouštění::               Jak spustit gtypist
* Dostupné lekce::          Přehled lekcí v distribuci gtypistu
* Používání typefortune::   Procvičování na textu z ‘fortune’ (perl)
* Příkazy skriptovacího jazyka::    Informace o syntaxi lekcí pro gtypist
* Vytvořte nové lekce::     Jak přispět novými lekcemi
* Mód Emacsu::              Mód Emacsu pro editaci skriptů do gtypistu
* Proměnné prostředí::      Proměnné prostředí, které ovlivňují gtypist
* Chyby a opominutí::       Známé problémy
* Historie::                Historie GNU Typistu
* Kopírování tohoto manuálu::	Licence svobodné dokumentace GNU.


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Distribuce
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GNU Typist (či gtypist) je “svobodný software”; to znamená, že jej může
za určitých podmínek každý svobodně používat a dále redistribuovat.
Přesné podmínky můžete nalézt v GNU General Public Lincense, kterou jste
obdrželi s tímto programem a která následuje tuto sekci.

GNU Typist můžete získat od přítele nebo z Internetu:

Hlavní distribuční web:
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Domovská stránka
     <http://www.gnu.org/software/gtypist/gtypist.cs.html>

On-line manuál (aktualizace mezi vydáním jednotlivých verzí)
     <http://www.gnu.org/software/gtypist/doc/>

Stránka vývojářů (CVS repozitář, úlohy, podpora...)
     <http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gtypist/>

Stažení GNU Typist (zdrojové kódy, binární verze, tutoriály)
     <http://gtypist.free.fr/>

Obrázky
     <http://gtypist.free.fr/screenshots/>


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1 Úvod
******

GNU Typist je interaktivní program pro výuku psaní na klávesnici všemi
deseti prsty.  Obsahuje výukové lekce, cvičení i rychlostní testy.
Program je určen pro používání na terminálech bez grafiky.  Byl
zkompilován na GNU/Linuxu, Unixech (Aix, OpenBSD) a také na DOS/Windows
(DOS 6.22, Windows 98, Windows NT).

   Program načítá lekce vytvořené ve snadno pochopitelném skritpovacím
jazyku.  Je distribuován spolu s několika dobrými a kompletními lekcemi,
které můžete používat, modifikovat, nebo psát nové.  (*note Vytvořte
nové lekce:: *note Příkazy skriptovacího jazyka::).

   Pokud nespecifikujete příslušný soubor lekcí na příkazové řádce, bude
použit ‘gtypist.typ’.  (Podrobnosti o cestě k souborům naleznete v sekci
*note Proměnné prostředí::).

   Na horní řádce obrazovky naleznete banner programu.  Na nejspodnější
řádce se potom nalézají různé zprávy, dotazy a další informace o stavu.
Řádky mezi tím jsou používány pro tutoriály, cvičení a rychlostní testy.

   V programu jsou dva typy cvičení: drilové a rychlostní testy.

   V drilových vám gtypist zobrazí text v každé druhé řádce obrazovky a
počká, až uživatel správně opíše text do zbývajících prázdných řádek.
Chybně zadaná písmena jsou indikována obráceným ‘^’, nebo ‘>’, pokud je
špatně zadaným znakem konec řádky.  Na konci cvičení program spočítá
skutečnou a užitečnou rychlost v jednotkách slov za minutu.  Pokud jste
udělali příliš mnoho chyb, cvičení se spustí znova.

   Není dovoleno zpětně opravovat špatně zadané znaky.

   V rychlostních testech zobrazuje gtypist text na obrazovce a čeká, až
ho uživatel přepíše tím samým.  Chyby se zobrazují a na konci testu se
spočítá opravdová a užitečná rychlost ve WPM (words per minute – slova
za minutu).  Pokud se vyskytlo příliš mnoho chyb, test se spustí znovu.
Opravování chyb je povoleno, ale takto opravené chyby budou stejně
započítány do hodnocení.

   Jestli jste již udělali příliš mnoho chyb, můžete použít <ESC> a test
se spustí znovu.  Kdykoliv dokončíte lekci, butete dotázáni, zda ji
chcete opakovat.

   GNU Typist obsahuje i cvičení zaměřené pouze na procvičování (jak
drilová cvičení, tak rychlostní testy), která možná nebudete muset vůbec
opakovat.  Nechceme ale říkat, zda se to týká zrovna vás, takže se
stejně budete muset snažit, jak nejlépe umíte ;-)

   Ve výsledcích rychlosti znamená jedno slovo pět znaků, takže hrubé
WPM je počet znaků v testovací oblasti dělené pěti a znovu dělené počtem
uplynulých minut.  Co se týče faktoru chyby, který WPM ovlivňuje, každá
chyba je počítaná za špatné slovo.


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2 Spouštění
***********

Syntaxe pro spuštění GNU Typist je:

   ‘gtypist [ parametry... ] [ script_file ]’

   Podporované parametry jsou popsány níže (pozor, dlouhé tvary nejsou v
DOSu podporovány).

‘-e, --max-error’
     Udává maximální procento chybovosti při zadávání textu.  Defaultní
     hodnota je 3,0.  Musí být mezi 0,0 a 100,0.  Existuje i příkaz
     skriptovacího jazyka (*note Příkazy skriptovacího jazyka::), který
     to může změnit, pokud je zadané číslo menší.  Pro procvičovací
     lekce je tato hodnota ale ignorována.

‘-n, --notimer’
     Normálně GNU Typist zobrazuje rychlost ve WPM (slova za minutu) jak
     po drilových cvičeních, tak po rychlostních zkouškách.  Lekce jsou
     ale zřejmě napsané pro program, který zobrazoval rychlost pouze při
     rychlostních testech.  Abyste gtypist přinutili k takovémuto
     chování odpovídajícímu lekcím, tedy aby nezobrazoval počet slov za
     minutu u drilových testů, použijte tento parametr.

‘-t, --term-cursor’
     gtypist si vytváří vlastní obdélníčkový kurzor, aby pomohl
     uživateli rozlišit mezi kurzorem a označením chyb v inverzních
     barvách.  Tímto parametrem takové chování potlačíme a donutíme
     program používat standardní kurzor terminálu.

‘-f, --curs-flash’
     Hodnota tohoto parametru nastavuje blikání obdélníkového kurzoru v
     desetinách sekund.  Hodnota 0 znamená, že kurzor nebude blikat.
     Standardní hodnota je 10, maximální 512.  Toto je ignorováno, pokud
     bylo nastaveno -t nebo –term-cursor.

‘-c, --colo[u]rs’
     Normálně používá gtypist pouze normální a převrácené
     monochromatické barvy.  Tímto parametrem můžete nastavit barvu
     popředí a pozadí na terminálech, které podporují barevný výstup.
     Barvy jsou specifikovány jako dvě čísla mezi 0 a 7.  Kódy barev od
     0 do 7 znamenají barvu černou, červenou, zelenou, žlutou, modrou,
     magenta a modrozelenou a bílou.  Defalutní nastavení je 7,0 – bílá
     na černém pozadí.  Toto nastavení je ignorováno pokud terminál
     nepodporuje barvy.

‘-s, --silent’
     Kdykoliv narazí gtypist na chybu, zapípá.  Tímto nastavením můžete
     zvukový signál potlačit.

‘-q, --quiet’
     To samé jako -s, –silent.

‘-w, --wpmode’
     Tímto donutíte gtypist určitým způsobem napodobovat textový
     procesor, kdykoliv spouští nějaké cvičení.  Mezeru na konci řádku
     bude brát jako korektní znak a přejde na další řádku.  Pokud
     stisknete na konci řádky ENTER, přesune vás na následující
     odstavec.  Vícenádobné mezery stlačí na jedinou a bude přeskakovat
     rozdělovací čárky na konci řádek.

‘-l, --start-label’
     Tento parametr udává návěstí ve skriptovém souboru, kde gtyping
     začne (pro informace o návěstí viz níže skriptovací jazyk).  Pokud
     není start_label definováno, začne se od začátku souboru.

‘-k, --no-skip’
     Zakáže uživateli přeskakovat lekce nebo z nich utíkat pomocí <ESC
     ESC>.

Pokud chcete spouštět gtypist ve svém rodném jazyce, musíte také vhodně
nastavit proměnnou prostředí ‘LANG’ *Note Proměnné prostředí::.

   *Příklady:*

Ke spuštění standardního anglického souboru lekcí ‘gtypist.typ’:
‘gtypist’

Ke spuštění českých lekcí:
‘gtypist cs.typ’

Donutíme gtypist, aby hledal lekci bar.typ v nestandardním adresáři
‘/home/foo’:
‘export GTYPIST_PATH="/home/foo"’ ‘gtypist bar.typ’

Abychom mohli spustit lekci ‘test.typ’ v adresáři ‘/tmp’, a začít na
návěstí ‘TEST1’, v tichém módu, za použití standardního kurzoru
terminálu, zadáme toto:
‘gtypist -t -q -l TEST1 /tmp/test.typ’


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3 Dostupné lekce
****************

S GNU Typist jsou dodávány tyto lekce :
‘cs.typ’
     Soubor QWERTY kurzů v češtině (+ numerická klávesnice)
‘q.typ’
     Rychlý QWERTY kurz v angličtině
‘r.typ’
     Dlouhý QWERTY kurz v angličtině
‘t.typ’
     QWERTY výuka v angličtině
‘v.typ’
     Ještě další QWERTY v angličtině
‘w.typ’
     QWERTY opakování v angličtině
‘d.typ’
     Výuka klávesnice Dvorak v angličtině
‘m.typ’
     Drilová cvičení v angličtině
‘s.typ’
     Rychlostní testy v angličtině
‘n.typ’
     Numerická klávesnice v angličtině
‘gtypist.typ’
     Soubor všech předchozích anglických lekcí
‘esp.typ’
     Kurz QWERTY ve španělštině
‘kt*.typ’
     Toto jsou standardní lekce z Ktouch 24.05.2
     (<https://invent.kde.org/education/ktouch>), které byly do formátu
     gtypistu zkonvertovány s použitím ‘tools/ktouch2typ.pl’.

     Lekce jsou: ‘ktbg.typ’ (‘bulgarian.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktbr.typ’
     (‘blazilian.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktcz.typ’ (‘czech.ktouch.xml’),
     ‘ktde.typ’ (‘german.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktdvorak.typ’
     (‘dvorak.ktouch.xml’), ‘kten_gb.typ’
     (‘british_english.ktouch.xml’), ‘kten_us.typ’
     (‘us_english.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktes1.typ’ (‘spanish1.ktouch.xml’),
     ‘ktes2.typ’ (‘spanish2.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktes3.typ’
     (‘spanish3.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktes_cat.typ’ (‘catalan.ktouch.xml’),
     ‘ktfi.typ’ (‘finnish.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktfr.typ’
     (‘french.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktgr.typ’ (‘greek.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktit.typ’
     (‘italian.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktnl.typ’ (‘nederlands.ktouch.xml’),
     ‘ktnl_junior.typ’ (‘nederlands_junior.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktno.typ’
     (‘norwegian.ktouch.xml’), ‘ktru.typ’ (‘russian.ktouch.xml’),
     ‘ktru_long.typ’ (‘russian_long.ktouch.xml’), ‘kttr.typ’
     (‘turkish.ktouch.xml’),

Pokud v těchto lekcích najdete chyby, pokud nějakou upravíte, nebo pokud
napíšete lekci novou, prosím vydejte ji pod svobodnou licencí a řekněte
nám o tom – můžete nám napsat mail na <bug-gtypist@gnu.org>.


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4 Používání typefortune
***********************

‘typefortune’ vám dovolí cvičit s textem z ‘fortune’.

   ‘SYNTAX: typefortune [-dslh] [-n počet] [-o <parametry_gtp>]’

‘-d’
     Použije ‘D:’ místo ‘S:’.

‘-s’
     Spustí fortune s ‘-s’.

‘-l’
     Spustí fortune s ‘-l’.

‘-n <počet>’
     Cvičení <počet> fortunes.

‘-o <gtypist_options>’
     Předej gtypistu nastavení ve formě ‘option’ (nastavení přepínače,
     např.  ‘-o word-processor’), ‘option,value’ (nastavení hodnoty,
     např.  ‘-o e,1.0’) kde ‘option’ je jméno nastavení (zkrácené či
     dlouhé) s tím, že všechny úvodní pomlčky jsou odstraněny.  Pokud
     uvádíte více než jeden parametr, musíte je uvést v apostrofech:
     ‘typefortune -n 3 -o 'silent e,5 word-processor'’.


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5 Příkazy skriptovacího jazyka
******************************

GNU Typist načítá data pro jednotlivé lekce ze skriptového souboru.
Každá řádka s výjimkou komentářů a prázdných řádek má následující formát

   ‘znak_příkazu : data_příkazu’


   ‘Znak příkazu’ je jeden znak, který určuje, co bude gtypist dělat, a
‘data_příkazu’ jsou data, se kterými bude operovat.  Pokud je
‘znak_příkazu’ mezera, znamená to, že řádka je pokračováním předchozího
příkazu.  Oddělovač ’:’ musí být vždy v druhém sloupci řádky.

   Řádky komentářů jsou řádky začínající znakem ’#’ a stejně jako
prázdné řádky jsou ignorovány.  Komentáře mohou mít jakýkoliv formát,
jediným požadavkem je, aby začínaly ’#’.  Všechny ostatní řádky musí mít
výše uvedený formát.

   Abyste se seznámili se základy, měli byste si přečíst *Note Úvod::.

   Následující výčet je seznamem platných hodnot ‘znaků_příkazu’:

‘B’
     Tento příkaz smaže celou obrazovku.  Pokud má nějaká
     ‘data_příkazu’, ta jsou zobrazena v horním jednořádkovém banneru a
     zůstanou tam až do zavolání následujícího příkazu ‘B’.  Tento
     příkaz nesmí pokračovat na následující řádce.

‘T’
     T znamená tutoriál.  Příkaz může zpracovávat více řádek a to až do
     zaplnění obrazovky.  Každá řádka příkazu je prostě vytištěna na
     obrazovku.  Příkaz smaže obrazovku pod horním jednořádkovým
     bannerem.  Když je zobrazování hotovo, program čeká na uživatelský
     vstup.  Toho je také využíváno pro tisk položek menu.

‘*’
     Hvědička znamená návěstí v souboru.  Návěstí může být cílem pro
     příkazy ‘G’, ‘Y’, ‘N’ nebo ‘F’.  Návěstí mohou zahrnovat jakékoliv
     znaky včetně mezer a jsou jednořádkovým příkazem.  Mezery na konci
     návěstí jsou ignorovány.

‘I’
     Tento příkaz zobrazí stručné instrukce k drilovému či rychlostnímu
     testu.  Je dovoleno použít pouze dvou řádek.  Narozdíl od příkazu
     ‘T’ se před pokračováním nečeká na stisk klávesy.  Značka by tedy
     měla být vždy následována cvičením.  Maže plochu obrazovky pro
     cvičení, v tomto ohledu se chová jako dvouřádkové ‘T’.

‘M’
     Tento příkaz je nový způsob, jak vytvářet menu (od gtypistu 2.7)
     Zde je jeho syntax:
          M: [UP=(LABEL|_EXIT)] "název"
           :LABEL1 "popis1"
           :LABEL2 "popis2"
           ...

     UP-label označuje návěstí otcovského uzlu, které definuje poslední
     položku menu (pokud je to _EXIT, pak ,,Konec”, jinak bude poslední
     položka v menu ,,Zpět” skákat na zadaný uzel).  Tento argument je
     volitelný.  Pokud není přítomen, použije se defaultní _EXIT.

     Název, stejně jako ostatní popis, musí být v uvozovkách ("").
     Navíc musí mezi UP=XXX a "název" či mezi návěstími a jejich popisem
     být alespoň jedna mezera.

     Příklady hledejte v existujících lekcích.

‘D,d’
     Tento příkaz se nazývá ,,drill” a je jedním ze dvou typů cvičení.

     Je to víceřádkový příkaz.  Text je zobrazován v každé druhé řádce a
     uživatel jej opisuje do prostoru mezi nimi.  To je důvod, proč
     nemůžete použít více jak 11 řádek obsahu.

     Tento typ cvičení by měl být používán pouze pro cvičení prstů
     (např.  jfjfjjf), ale může obsahovat i celá slova a věty, když jsou
     využívány k procvičování (písmeno, slabika) a nejedná se o
     opravdové texty.

     Verze s malým písmenem ‘d’ znamená ,,pouze procvičování”, uživatel
     nebude muset cvičení opakovat ani pokud udělal příliš mnoho chyb.

‘S,s’
     To je druhý typ cvičení: ,,rychlostní test”.

     Jedná se o víceřádkový příkaz.  Zobrazuje svůj obsah na obrazovce a
     čeká, až jej uživatel přepíše tím samým textem.  Proto můžete na
     jeden rychlostní test použít až 22 řádek.  V tomto druhu testu
     můžete své chyby opravovat, počítadlo ve statistice je ale stále
     bude počítat jako chyby.

     Rychlostní testy by měly být používány pro opisování kompletních
     vět, textů a souborů (např.  dopis, texinfo, html či tex soubor).

     Verze s malým písmenem ‘s’ je rychlostní test ,,pouze k
     procvičování”, což znamená, že ani uživatel, který udělá příliš
     mnoho chyb, jej nebude muset opakovat.

‘G’
     Toto přinutí gtypist přeskočit na návěstí v ‘datech_příkazu’ a
     pokračovat ve vyvolávání skriptu odtud.  Jde o jednořádkový příkaz.

‘Q’
     Tento příkaz vypíše svůj text na stavové řádce a před pokračováním
     čeká na klávesu <Y> nebo <N>.  Ostatní znaky jsou ignorovány.

     Jako vedlejší efekt můžete také stisknout F-klávesu, pokud je
     potřeba (nyní by již neměl být tento příkaz používán pro vytváření
     promptu pro menu – použijte raději příkaz M).

‘Y’
     Y Je podobné ‘G’, s výjimkou toho, že příkaz skoku je vyvolán pouze
     pokud odpověď na předchozí otázku ‘Q’ byla <Y>.

‘N’
     N je podobné ‘G’, s výjimkou toho, že příkaz skoku je vyvolán pouze
     pokud odpověď na předchozí otázku ‘Q’ byla <N>.

‘K’
     _Tento příkaz by již neměl být používán, použijte M_ Váže funkční
     klávesu na návěstí.  Formát dat následujících tento příkaz musí být
     ‘Fklávesa:návěstí’, kde ‘Fklávesa’ je číslo funkční klávesy mezi 1
     a 12 a ‘návěstí’ je místo, kam se přesunout po stisku této klávesy.
     Hodnota návěstí NULL klávesu znefunkční.

     Pokud na terminálu nejsou dostupné funkční klávesy, mohou být místo
     jich použity klávesy <1> až <9> pro <F1> až <F9>, <0> pro <F10>,
     <A> pro <F11> a <S> pro <F12>.

     Jinou alternativou pro <F1> až <F12> jsou kombinace: <Ctrl-Q>,
     <Ctrl-W>, <Ctrl-E>, <Ctrl-R>, <Ctrl-T>, <Ctrl-Z>, <Ctrl-U>,
     <Ctrl-I>, <Ctrl-O>, <Ctrl-P>, <Ctrl-A> a <Ctrl-S>.

     To je také užitečné, pokud jsou funkční klávesy odchytávány jinými
     programy (například window managery).

‘E’
     Tento příkaz je používán pro nastavení nejvyššího procenta chyb
     dovoleného pro úspěšné absolvování následující lekce (E:<value>%)
     či pro všechny lekce až do dalšího výskytu E (E:<value>%*).

     Pokud je nastaveno ‘--max-error/-e’, tak bute tento příkaz platit
     pouze tehdy, pokud je _přísnější_ než hodnota specifikovaná na
     příkazové řádce.

     ‘data_příkazu’ se skládají z hodnoty (mezi 0.0 a 100.0) následované
     znakem ’%’ (toto je požadováno, aby byly skripty lépe čitelné).
     Existuje speciální hodnota ‘default’ nebo ‘Default’, která
     nastavuje maximální procento chyb zpět na defaultní hodnotu.

‘F’
     Tento příkaz může být použit k nastavení návěstí (v
     ‘data_příkazu’), kam bude uživatel muset jít, pokud úspěšně
     neprojde cvičením.

     Tento příkaz se většinou vztahuje pouze k následujícímu cvičení,
     ale pokud na konec ‘dat_příkazu’ vložíte ’*’, můžete jej tak učinit
     trvale platným.

     Pokud je návěstí NULL, pak příkaz návěstí resetuje.

‘X’
     Tento příkaz přinutí gtypist vyskočit.  Je to jednořádkový příkaz.
     Jakékoliv ‘data_příkazu’ jsou ignorována.  Jiný způsob, jakým může
     dojít k opuštění programu, je když gtypist dojde na konec souboru
     (takže tam můžete také umístit návěstí a odkazovat na něj příkazem
     ‘G’)

   Prohlédněte si malý příklad skriptu, který demonstruje dostupné
příkazy (soubor lekce ‘tinydemo.typ’):

     # Malý příklad
     B: Demonstrace tutoriálu
     *:LOOP
     K:1:QDONE
     T:Zde je malý příklad skriptu pro lekci.
      :Lepší příklad můžete nalézt v souboru
      :demo.typ, který je dodáván s GNU Typist.
     I:Tady je drilové cvičení:
     D:asdf ghjkl;
     I:A tady je zas rychlostní test:
     S:qwe rt yu iop
     *:QDONE
     Q:Stačilo to již? [Y/N]
     N:LOOP
     X:


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6 Vytvořte nové lekce
*********************

This section provides guidelines and hints for creating new lessons (or
improving existing ones).

* Menu:

* Ktouch lessons::              Generate lessons from a set of drills
* Exercises from fortune::      Create drills/speedtests with text from fortune
* Design patterns for lessons:: Hints/Design patterns for lessons


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6.1 Ktouch lessons
==================

A very easy way to write lessons is to write them in the format that
‘ktouch’ uses, and then convert it to a gtypist lesson using
‘tools/ktouch2typ.pl’.  This will take care of writing “jump-tables”, a
menu and a bit more.

   The ktouch-format consists only of lessons, which are preceded by
their names, and separated by blank lines and/or comments (# at the
beginning of the line).  So the first non-blank, non-comment line in the
file is the name of the first lesson, and the first lesson consists of
all the lines up to the next comment or blank line.  After the separator
(comment or blank line) the name of the second lesson follows and so on.

   This is an example of a three-lesson ktouch file (excerpts from the
first three lessons of german.ktouch):
     #
     # Deutsche Training-Datei für KTouch
     #

     Grundstellung
     f f f f f f fff fff fff f f f f f f fff fff fff f f f f f f f fff
     j j j j j j jjj jjj jjj j j j j j j jjj jjj jjj j j j j j j j jjj
     fff jjj fff jjj jjj fff jjj fff fjf fjf fjf jfj jfj jfj fjf jfjfj

     Grundstellung
     fff jjj ddd kkk aaa ööö fff jjj ddd kkk aaa ööö fff jjj ddd kkkff
     fda jkö fda jkö fda jkö fda jkö fda jkö fda jkö fda jkö fda jköfd
     s s s s s s sss sss sss s s s s s s sss sss sss s s s s s s s sss

     #Zwei wichtige Vokale: e und i
     e und i
     asdf ölkj fdsa jklö asdf ölkj fdsa jklö asdf ölkj fdsa jklö asdfö
     das dass lös fad dass lös als dass las lös fad dass als dass dass
     ded ded ded dej dek del deö ded deö del dek dej ded dej dek delde

   Once you are done, use ‘tools/ktouch2typ.pl’ to convert the file:
‘ktouch2typ.pl lesson.ktouch’ converts ‘lesson.ktouch’ to ‘lesson.typ’.
It is important that the input file ends in “.ktouch”, otherwise
‘ktouch2typ.pl’ will skip it.  Warning: this will overwrite ‘lesson.typ’
without asking you !

   You can customize the number of lines that ‘ktouch2typ.pl’ uses for
each drill by modifying the relevant variable in ‘tools/ktouch2typ.pl’.

   Obviously, the disadvantage of this is that you cannot make use of
all of gtypist’s features (but the output file is very readable, so you
can edit it to use more of gtypist’s features).


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6.2 Exercises from fortune
==========================

Using ‘gtypist-mode.el’ you can quickly create lessons with text from
the program ‘fortune’ (or the emacs-internal ‘yow’ if ‘fortune’ isn’t
available, as is usually the case on Windows).

   Once you installed ‘gtypist-mode.el’ (*note Mód Emacsu::), you can
open a file with it “.typ” extension and run ‘C-c C-f’ to create a drill
(‘D:’ by default, use ‘C-u’ or ‘C-u C-u’ prefix to change).


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6.3 Design patterns for lessons
===============================

6.3.1 Structure of lesson files
-------------------------------

   • use mixture of drills and speed tests (this is more fun for the
     user)
   • use some “practice-only” exercises (d:/s:) (possibly mixed with
     “real” exercises) followed by a “final test”.  ‘esp.typ’ uses this
     scheme.

6.3.2 Patterns for exercises
----------------------------

   • when introducing a new key, start out by mixing other (known) keys
     of the same finger in with the new key in the first drill(s).  Here
     is an example (from ‘t.typ’, line 237):
          I:Use your J-finger for the H key.
          *:_T_R_L23
          D:jjj jhj jjj jhj jjj jhj
   • use ’word, word.’ repeatedly to practice ,/.


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7 Mód Emacsu
************

gtypist now comes with an Emacs major-mode which does
syntax-highlighting, indentation and has some convenient commands for
counting labels, a goto-label-command, inserting properly centered
banners, special comments and a bit more.

   Copy this file from ‘tools/gtypist-mode.el’ to wherever you put your
local elisp files (e.g.  ‘~/elisp’) and put this in your ‘~/.emacs’
(adapt path!):

     (autoload 'gtypist-mode "~/elisp/gtypist-mode")

   or put it in ‘load-path’ (‘make install’ in the sources should take
care of this for GNU Emacs, or if you are using the Debian package, it
installs it here for you) and use this instead:

     (autoload 'gtypist-mode "gtypist-mode")

   *and* add this to your ‘~/.emacs’:

     (setq auto-mode-alist
           (cons '("\\.typ\\'" . gtypist-mode) auto-mode-alist))

All this is also mentioned in the README-section of
‘tools/gtypist-mode.el’.

Here are the commands along with the keybindings:

‘C-c C-i, M-x gtypist-mode-info’
     This shows gtypist’s texinfo-documentation, starting at node
     “Script file commands” (*note Příkazy skriptovacího jazyka::).
     With prefix, start at the top-node.

‘C-c M-g, M-x gtypist-mode-goto-label’
     Query for a label to go to (with completion).

‘C-c C-l, M-x gtypist-mode-next-label’
     This command inserts the next label in a numbered sequence of
     labels.  For example, if you insert
          *:SERIES1_L1
     and hit ‘C-c C-l’ then gtypist-mode will insert
          *:SERIES1_L2

‘C-c C-b, M-x gtypist-mode-insert-banner’
     This command inserts a centered ‘B:’ command.  It’s centered on 66
     columns because “gtypist <version>” is in the right corner (prompts
     for content).

‘C-c C-r, M-x gtypist-mode-insert-hrule’
     Inserts a horizontal rule (comment) consisting of dashes.

‘C-c C-n, M-x gtypist-mode-new-lesson’
     Insert the comments (header) and a label to start a new lesson
     (prompts for name).

‘C-c C-f, M-x gtypist-mode-fortune-to-drill’
     Insert a drill (‘D:’) with text from ‘fortune’ (or ‘yow’ if
     ‘fortune’ isn’t available).  Use ‘C-u’ prefix to get ‘S:’, and ‘C-u
     C-u’ to get ‘d:’.

Run ‘C-h m’ for a complete list of commands and their keybindings.

   If you find bugs or if you think there’s something else this mode
could do, please write to <bug-gtypist@gnu.org>.

* Menu:

* Proměnné prostředí::
* Chyby a opominutí::


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7.1 Proměnné prostředí
======================

GNU Typist používá tyto proměnné prostředí:

‘LANG’

     GNU Typist nabízí Native Language Support (NLS) s podporou knihovny
     gettext.  To znamená, že pokud to váš systém podoruje, můžete si
     vybrat jazyk, ve kterém chcete zobrazovat hlášky gtypistu.
     Momentálně jsou k dispozici angličtina, španělština, němčina,
     finština a čeština.  K použití konkrétní NLS je třeba nastavit
     proměnnou prostředí LANG na odpovídající LL_CC kombinaci, kde LL je
     dvouznakový kód jazyka podle ISO 639 a CC je dvoupísmenný znak země
     podle ISO 3166 (např.  es_ES pro Španělsko nebo de_DE pro Německo).
     Na některých systémech budete muset asi nastavit na tu samou
     hodnotu i proměnnou LANGUAGE.

     Pokud chcete přeložit zprávy do nějakého jiného jazyka, nebo pokud
     chcete něco opravit, ozvěte se prosím na <bug-gtypist@gnu.org>.

‘GTYPIST_PATH’
     Seznam adresářů, kde bude program hledovat skriptovací soubory.
     Dodržuje standardní způsob specifikace adresářů, to znamená seznam
     adresářů oddělených znaky ’:’.  GNU Typist se při spuštění nejprve
     pokusí skript spustit z aktuálního adresáře a poté bude hledat v
     adresářích specifikovaných proměnnou ‘GTYPIST_PATH’.  Nakonec se
     podívá do adresáře vytvořeného při instalaci.  (Např.
     ‘/usr/local/share/gtypist’ nebo ‘/usr/share/gtypist’).

‘TERM’
     Tuto proměnnou používá knihovna curses k určení obrazovky.

‘TERMINFO’
     Tento parametr budete muset změnit, pokud jsou adresáře s
     ‘terminfo’ rozdílné na systému, kde byl gtypist kompilován a na
     systému, kde má fungovat.  Například na starších distribucích
     Slackware je terminfo umístěno v ‘/usr/lib/terminfo’.  Na RedHat
     Linuxu je v ‘/usr/share/terminfo’.  Pokud si program stěžuje na typ
     terminálu a má správně nastavenou hodnotu ‘TERM’, zkuste toto.


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7.2 Chyby a opominutí
=====================

GNU Typist se nijak nesnaží minimalizovat výstup na terminál.  Speciálně
blikající kurzor může působit hodně pohybu.  Pokud by to byl problém,
použijte kurzor terminálu.

   V rychlostních testech není možné používat backspace a delete za
začátkem nové řádky nebo po klávese TAB. To je kvůli zjednodušení
aktualizace obrazovky.

   Barevné módy zřejmě nepracují dobře s UnixWare.  Někdy nejsou správně
zobrazeny převrácené barvy.  To se týká některých typů terminálů a
xterminálů.


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Příloha A Historie GNU Typist
*****************************

   • Původní program byl napsán pro VAX/VMS BASIC někým z Harris Corp
     (Ft.  Lauderdale, FL).
   • D. Jason Penney <penneyj@slc.com> jej přepsal pro Microsoft BASICA
   • D. Jason Penney <penneyj@slc.com> jej přepsal pro C s knihovnou
     curses
   • Simon Baldwin <simonb@sco.com> přepsal verzi D. Jason Penneyho,
     jeho vylepšení jsou popsána v souboru NEWS (mezi verzí 2.2 a 2.2b).
     On je také držitelem copyrightu na GNU Typist (gtypist je
     distribuovaný pod podmínkami GNU GPL). Simon také napsal verzi
     Typistu v Javě, kterou původně nazýval JTypist, ale nyní se jmenuje
     Typist: <http://www.geocities.com/simon_baldwin/typist/>
   • Since 1997, Ben Armstrong <synrg@sanctuary.nslug.ns.ca> pomohl
     opravováním chyb a udržování balíčku pro Debian (podívejte se na
     <http://packages.debian.org/gtypist>).
   • V roce 2000 se Vladimir Támara <vtamara@users.sourceforge.net> a
     Igor Támara <ikks@users.sourceforge.net> stali maintainery verze v
     C. Před listopadem 2000 byl GNU Typist spravován jako součást
     projektu Structio.
   • Listopad 2000, program byl přijat do GNU! Byl přejmenován na GNU
     Typist (také gtypist).
   • V květnu 2001 se stal novým maintainerem Michael Opdenacker
     <michaelo@gnu.org>, který se také naučil psát na klávesnici s
     gtypistem.  Vývoj projektu nyní probíhá na
     <http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gtypist/>.
   • V červnu 2001 se k projektu připojil Felix Natter <fnatter@gmx.net>
     a výrazně mu přispěl portováním lekcí z jiných tutoriálů,
     vylepšením pomocných utilit, nových možností tutoriálů a módem pro
     Emacs.


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