Closed benrhughes closed 10 years ago
I have the same issue.
I can confirm that the @ symbol and the double quote are swapped on UK keyboards relative to US and Australian keyboards.
Unfortunately I'm not a .NET programmer so I don't know how to help: I'd guess it's something like having programmed the physical key on the keyboard rather than indirectly via a locale-dependent keyboard map.
Not a deal-breaker, since I use a US keyboard at home anyway, so half the time I hit the wrong key...
Thanks for a great app: I'm finding it very useful. Works better than the iPad version :-)
Thanks for the confirmation - I'll have to do some poking around and see if there's a way to be keyboard-agnostic.
Glad you like the app :)
Cheers,
Ben On 07/12/2012 9:09 PM, "ianbarnes" notifications@github.com wrote:
I have the same issue.
I can confirm that the @ symbol and the double quote are swapped on UK keyboards relative to US and Australian keyboards.
Unfortunately I'm not a .NET programmer so I don't know how to help: I'd guess it's something like having programmed the physical key on the keyboard rather than indirectly via a locale-dependent keyboard map.
Not a deal-breaker, since I use a US keyboard at home anyway, so half the time I hit the wrong key...
Thanks for a great app: I'm finding it very useful. Works better than the iPad version :-)
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/benrhughes/todotxt.net/issues/130#issuecomment-11124937.
I frequently work with a French (Canadian) keyboard and so will test this sometime at work.
I have a Norwegian keyboard, where the @-key is invoked by pressing ctrl+alt+2 or Alt Gr+2. However I must press shift + 2 (which is the quote mark ") to invoke the intellisens. Similarly + is right of 0 in a Norwegian keyboard and I need to press shift + + (which is the question mark "?") to invoke the other intellisens.
From Ryan Oclee