Fixed Issue 70: Unable to type characters with CTRL+ALT (e.g. italian layout CTRL+ALT+ò => @) due to a crossterm issue. Fixed with tui-realm-stdlib 0.6.3.
Improved Context terminal functions (empty impl in Windows)
Removed optional compile for enter alternate screen (just leave them empty on Windows).
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[x] regression test: open text file windows won't crash termscp
[x] As windows user, I can now type a character made up with CTRL+ALT(+SHIFT) in input fields.
70 - Can't enter @ in password input box
Fixes #70
Description
CTRL+ALT
(e.g. italian layoutCTRL+ALT+ò
=>@
) due to a crossterm issue. Fixed with tui-realm-stdlib0.6.3
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Checklist
cargo fmt
cargo clippy
and reports no warningscfg target_os
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CTRL+ALT(+SHIFT)
in input fields.