Symbol input commands with Japanese input programs?
I'm trying to find shortcuts to type some special symbols which seem to be used very often in my reading materials. So far I have figured out some like おんぷ for ♪, から for ~, ほし for ☆... but there are still several ones I couldn't find, especially ―, which is the most common of all. Is there any site that lists input commands for such symbols? I find it's really annoying to input them by mouse.
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All American keyboards have it right in the upper left below the ESC key. Same with ー, which is after the 0 and before the + key on American keyboards. |
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The symbol is widely used in both fictional works and dictionaries, so I think there should be a way to type them quickly. I'm thinking of creating my own input, but I don't know the term. Do you know how that symbol is called in Japanese? |
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The first is a tilde. The second is the なみ/から/にょろ Japanese mark. If I am in US-input mode in OSX, ~ is ~. If I am in Japanese-input mode, 〜 is what comes out. Then I can spacebar through to get ~ if I want (tilde). Quote:
Hyphen: used in words like "pre-existing" En dash: used for number spans like "50–60" Em dash: the dash used in writing like the parenthesis and colon like "He came to me—no, wait, he didn't." (It just so happens on OSX all three are very easy to type hyphen, option+hyphen, shift+option+hyphen, but not on Windows.) Perhaps the JP wikipedia entry has some help. I only skimmed it though. 長音符 - Wikipedia |
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