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Using Shft+ctrl does not let you output a capital letter #16

Closed ghost closed 6 years ago

ghost commented 7 years ago

Hi, using codeboard app Using the combination of shft+ctrl and typing a key does not output a capital letter anywhere. This poses a problem when using codeboard in nano from termux. HACKER Keyboard app lets you input capital letters in this combination.

theintel commented 7 years ago

Why do you need to press CTRL? Simply SHFT+letter outputs a capital letter on any terminal, including Termux.

ghost commented 7 years ago

using nano text editor in termux you require shft+ctrl and capital letters for specific inputs and functions

theintel commented 7 years ago

Didn't know that, thanks.

And looks like the dev is too occupied (with other jobs) to respond. 😉

ghost commented 7 years ago

No problem, the dev will update the app some time this year. 😜

theintel commented 7 years ago

😂

gazlaws-dev commented 7 years ago

Seems to be a simple fix, could you tell me an example to how you use it in nano so I can test it?
@LordKrishna91

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ghost commented 7 years ago

@gazlaws-dev opening the nano editor it displays options which require shift + ctrl + capital letters. this defeats the usage of nano with codeboard nano editor on termux

gazlaws-dev commented 7 years ago

@LordKrishna91 Can you give a specific command? like ctrl+shift+A or something. I don't use nano so I'm not familiar with the shortcuts

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ghost commented 7 years ago

@gazlaws-dev Sure, no problem.

  1. To bring help: ctrl + shift + G.
    1. write to file: ctrl+ shift + O.
    2. to exit: ctrl + shift + X.
    3. cut text: ctrl + shift + K.
    4. Read file: ctrl + shift + R.
    5. Search text: ctrl + shift + W.
Tzuqris commented 7 years ago

Stumbled upon this, thought I would shed some light. Those commands do NOT require the shift key. Ctrl+X is the only one that works with this keyboard. All commands work normally in Hacker's Keyboard.

Quasic commented 7 years ago

@Tzuqris is right. Ctrl+X works, but Ctrl+G types "g" Ctrl+J "j" etc.