Open alexsoyes opened 2 weeks ago
Notnaton
commented
1 week ago I think this is a issue with a library and not open-interpreter itself... Did the error include a stacktrace, if so can you post it here? My bet is on pyautogui Could you also provide a link to the keyboard and/or model name...
Stijn-B
commented
1 week ago Same issue here on a macbook M3 with azerty keyboard
There's no error or stack trace, open interpreter just types as if it's qwerty. So it correctly opens the cmd+space and then types cqlendqr instead of calendar
Describe the bug
The software is typing in QWERTY instead of AZERTY.
Also, it seems that he is not able to launch Spotlight. Maybe a shortcut problem too?
Reproduce
interpreter --os
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{"action": "key", "text": "cmd+space"}{"action": "type", "text": "calendar"}{"action": "key", "text": "Return"}110:114: syntax error: Expected end of line but found application constant or consideration. (-2741) cqlendqr
Expected behavior
it types "cqlendqr" instead of "calendar".
Screenshots
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Open Interpreter version
0.4.3
Python version
3.11.7
Operating System name and version
Osx 15.1
Additional context
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