Map two keys to one output (one already mapped)

Keyman
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  • I’m trying to map “a” + “i” > U+0C10.
  • But ‘a’ is already mapped to a different character (+ “a” > U+0C05).
  • Since a is already mapped I’m not able figure how can use ‘ai’ combination to get U+0C10.
  • Any feedback is appreciated.

I’m looking for the solution on Linux/Windows/Mac

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You add write a rule like this:
U+0C05 + "i" > U+0C10

Once you’ve typed ‘a’ it became U+0C05 so you put that on the left side of the plus and the keystrokes ‘i’ on the right side.

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Hello Lorna,

I thought about this approach. But I would lose the ability to type U+0C05 and U+0C10 successively right? Is there a work around?

Prashanth

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IIUC you would type a, a, i.
After typing the first a the output would be U+0C05.
After the second a you would have U+0C05 U+0C05.
After the i the second U+0C05 would be replaced and the output becomes U+0C05 U+0C10.