Closed ajtb closed 7 years ago
This is because AltGr-z is bound to editor:checkout-head-revision
. We have started to remove AltGr keybindings from core starting with Atom 1.12 and will be continued in Atom 1.13, the keybind for editor:checkout-head-revision
was removed in 1.13.0-beta4
.
If you want to be able to write this character in Atom 1.12 using AltGr-z you will have to change the keybind yourself in your keymap.cson
(File menu -> Keymap...
) and add the following:
'atom-workspace atom-text-editor:not([mini])':
'ctrl-alt-z': 'unset!'
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Great, thanks for your help!
One last thing: this does not seem to work for AltGr+O. 'ctrl-alt-o': 'unset!' does nothing, unfortunately. I guess I'll try the beta for now.
I believe you need to use a different selector for AltGr+o. You can try this:
'body':
'ctrl-alt-o': 'unset!'
In the beta this is changed to Ctrl-Shift-O to avoid conflict with the AltGr variants.
I get an error, "failed to load keymap"
[stdin]:53:10: error: unexpected newline
'body':
^
I had it for the first solution, but changed it to ".platform-win32 atom-text-editor:not([mini])":
This helped, for "z", but does nothing for "o".
The solution is right around the corner, so I guess I'll wait or use beta. Thanks again for the tip :)
Hi, I know keyboard localization is fixed, but from what I can understand, on Windows 7 Atom uses the system language to determine keyboard layout. I am using Windows 7 in English, but wit Polish (pl_PL) keyboard layout.
Atom does not recognize AltGr+z, which should produce "ż". I don't have this problem in other programs. Because of that, I'm wondering if it's possible to set a custom local keyboard layout in Atom? Or is there any kind of workaround I can use?