Closed alkeryn closed 6 years ago
You have to use the dead keys on a english international keyboard for that (windows keyboard settings). ç does not exist and is not supported on english-int , like all other unicodes : (
EasyAVR does not have internationalization support. Keep in mind that keyboards don't, either. It's the PC that interprets the special characters. No matter which kind of keyboard you have, the key to the right of the spacebar sends the same scancode, no matter if it is labeled "Alt" or "AltGr".
What i mean is that qmk have unicode character suport and i'm not using windows ^^ https://docs.qmk.fm/feature_unicode.html here though i should maybe open an unicode support issue now only realised after that there is no such keycode for "é" but there is an unicode for it
Duplicate of #35
So i can't set altgr or éèçà and such others even when pushing on my french keyboard the software don't recognize them ^^