Closed fekir closed 7 months ago
Plz check version, Ctrl+\
in latest shall present hotlist for example.
I'm using version 4.8.30, also retested with 4.8.29, there is no difference
Confirm input is UTF-8 under "Display Bits"
Confirmed, I've tried toggling the "full 8 bits input", but it did not make a difference.
Noted "Lokale Einstellungen" within the screen-shot assume German locale is active. Are you using a German KB layout (00000407) ? https://kbdlayout.info/KBDGR/
The system was installed as a German system.
In my user account I've changed the language to English.
My keyboard layout is German.
I've just tried, non-ASCII characters like ä, ö, and ü are entered and rendered without issues.
AltGr translation issue; reviewing key mapping.
Yes, seems to be, I am not able to enter following characters too: {[]}~
Additional information:
If I leave my Windows settings unchanged, connect from a Linux machine with ssh
I have exactly the same issue.
If I change my Windows keyboard layout to something else with a \
key, I am able to enter \
(thus no need to change the user language).
In
mc
under GNU/Linux systems (and cygwin for what it is worth) the\
is use at least in three different places1) You can type
a\
, anda\
will appear in the shell (I'm not sure if it is named shell, I hope it is clear what I mean by that)2) The directory hotlist is opened with
Ctrl+\
3) You can open the unselect dialog directly with
\
In mcwin32, none of those three scenarios work.
Typing
a\
only showsa
in the shellCtrl+\
does not do nothing, and\
does not do nothing either.Thus, it seems that
\
is ignored in mc, I've tested incmd.exe
,powershell
, and also tried to start the executable directly