I was in the process of updating an input mapper I made a while ago, and I came across this issue with the @ symbol and some others.
object
2 = 0
ALT_RIGHT = 0
ALTGRAPH = 0
DIGIT_2 = 0
@ = 1 // <----- it hasn't been reset
(...)
end
In my case, it seems to only affect the symbols that I need AltGr for (right-alt). My keyboard is Portuguese, so for me that's all of these symbols @ £ § € { [ ] } € ¨.
This is currently breaking my input mapper, at least on Portuguese keyboard layouts. I mean, it works for the most part, but will break if a user uses these symbols.
I was in the process of updating an input mapper I made a while ago, and I came across this issue with the
@symbol and some others.In my case, it seems to only affect the symbols that I need AltGr for (right-alt). My keyboard is Portuguese, so for me that's all of these symbols
@ £ § € { [ ] } € ¨.This is currently breaking my input mapper, at least on Portuguese keyboard layouts. I mean, it works for the most part, but will break if a user uses these symbols.