suabo
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1 year ago I added support for german keyboard layout. Here is the Link to the pull request.
You have to change the layout after installing to de in your config file /etc/g910-gkeys/config.json
Describe the bug i want to use a typeout to output my email address, the problem is: I have no way of entering an @ character.
Well the issue is already mentioned inside the example file itself:
only en, fr and si keyboard mappings are currently supportedBut what is the solution to get the correct key inside this file! Or even better: Support all keyboards! Why not just output the UTF character?To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: I have german keyboard selected. With any editor open the file /etc/g910-gkeys/config.json and add (@ = AltGr + q)
"__comment" : "following hotkey types are supported: nothing, typeout, shortcut; only en, fr and si keyboard mappings are currently supported", "keyboard_mapping": "si","g1": {"hotkey_type": "typeout","do": "user@test.com"},Then i save this file.Expected behavior When i press G1 it should print user@test.com
But in reality it prints („ instead of @) user„test.com This is the german representation of AltGr+V, called "Anführungszeichen unten"
I then tried to work around this issue, installed SI keyboard layout and entered the \ from the sI Keyboard - here it is in the AltGr + v. I thougt i just interchange this and i'm done! Wrong! When i try to enter this
@„in my file with SI Leyboard active i get even stranger:in SI : @„ <- it looks good in DE: „ſ <- switching to de keyboard PANIC
O i have now way of telling the software that i want a german @ singn typed out!
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