Open epegzz opened 10 years ago
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?1) I am using my own custom layout 2) http://take.ms/nMNkX that's what i see :)
Oh, right, and Capslock is mapped to ALT_L, so ALT_L + g produces ":" in my Layout.
Could you post your custom layout somewhere? That will help us reproduce the problem.
https://gist.github.com/epegzz/585158c5d88479edaa40
Here you go :-)
maybe related to https://github.com/atom/atom-keymap/issues/37 ?
The colon ( : ) is also not working on my keyboard either.
How come this bug is from 30 Jun 2014 and wasn't closed yet? After 1 hour using Atom I thought it was going to be this time I was leaving Brackets :| Such a small bug and so big the annoyances caused. Makes it impossible to write CSS...
@penafo which keyboard layout are you using?
Sad to hear it's still not fixed. Was about to give Atom another try soon.
@epegzz While I'm not sure #35 directly pertains to you, it might be worth it to subscribe there as the fix for #35 will probably fix your issue as well.
Yeah, just saw that myself, sounds promising. Any idea when the current electron branch will be used in another Atom release?
There's currently no ETA. Right now we're trying to update to the latest 0.36.x version, and then we'll probably start updating to 0.37.x.
@50Wliu: Portuguese layout keyboard --> wikipedia image
I already commented on #35 the problem that was originating it.
Atom shouldn't allow external plugins to change users keyboard's "normal" keys in that manner.... allowing a plugin to change the function of a key as basic as the colon is going to kill the user-experience on Atom as a whole.
Why not forcing all 3rd party plugins to use ONLY something like CTRL+SHIFT+somthing for theirs shortcuts and prompting the user to change them in case on install a new plugin some shortcuts "collide" with already registered shortcuts?
When i press ":" the first time nothing happens. But when I type it one more time the ":'" appears.
Note: I do not use a default US layout. To Type characters like {}():;<>[] I use the capslock key plus a normal letter. All those mappings work fine with atom, except of the ":" which is mapped to Capslok + g (g = key code 0x29)