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International keyboard layout

#1

Hello

I’m testing the sublime text to replace my current editor, and I found a critical issue (at least to me):
I can’t type special chars, even using an USA International keyboard layout.

I’m a brazilian, and I need to edit text with special chars like á, à, ã, ê, õ.

Is there any way to make those chars work?

Thanks

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#2

What operating system are you using?

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#3

Snow Leopard - 10.6.7 version

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#4

I believe this should be working in the current dev build

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#5

and it is. Thank you.

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#6

Hi,

I have a similar problem on Windows 7 SP1 x64 with the current Sublime Text 2 Beta (build 2181):

I am using the “English International” keyboard layout. When I want to type the “ö” character, I have to type [ALT Gr] + [P]. Doing that in Sublime Text 2 will open the “Project Switch” dialog.

Currently I commented

{ "keys": "ctrl+alt+p"], "command": "prompt_select_project" },

out. Now I am able to type the “ö” character, but the capital “Ö” doesn’t work.

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#7

bump

Final version still affected.

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#8

I am getting this issue. Right now. On build 3103. Running on Windows 10. I also use US International keyboard layout.

For a refresher:

Hitting the keyboard binding CTRL+ALT+P doesn’t give me the quick project switcher, prints an “ö” character on the editor. This is using left alt.

Normally the right ALT key is the one used as a secondary type of shift key to get extra symbols such as á, é, í, ó, ú and also among them is this ö that I am getting when using this binding after the upgrade.

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Build 3103 - US International Keyboard Layout woes
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