Tilda, not circumflex, for perispomeni in Ancient Greek

Keyman
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Could anybody help me to replace the standard circumflex with a tilda for perispomeni in Ancient Greek keyboard?
Thank you.

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Could you tell me which keyboard you are referencing? (URL). We will need to check on the licensing if it’s one of the older keyboards in our repo.

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You should never use the combining tilde (U+0303) for the Greek circumflex accent, only the dedicated COMBINING GREEK PERISPOMENI U+0342. So, please do not change the encoding via the keyboard (even though you could).
Instead, use a font which has the shape you want at U+0342 and in all the precombined Greek glyphs. An excellent such font is SBL Greek by John Hudson: freely downloadable from https://www.sbl-site.org/educational/BiblicalFonts_SBLGreek.aspx

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