Hi Frank. My response was to Jeroen's e-mail. I assume he was talking about the actual quotes key on a US keyboard, rather than anything related to accented characters.
Incidentally, Alt-Gr combos don't seem to produce them for me, so that may be a Linux/Windows difference but it isn't something I'm remotely familiar with so I'll leave it to the devs to clarify if/when they have the chance.
Regards,
James
On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 6:13 AM, Frank de Bruijn <rpcemu1-sub@aconet.org> wrote:
In article <CAFWmK8yJ3gCobRh33R0CnfBm3AkN3rFNqJVEVW+9+nN0nvBSDA@mail. >,gmail.com
J Percival <perciv.js@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm not familiar with using a US keyboard under RiscOS and I only have a UK
> one here, but I tried setting country to USA on RO5.22 (through *configure
> country, *country, and *keyboard) and it acted as I would have expected
> with " changing to @ and vice-versa, etc.
This isn't about setting the keyboard handler to US or UK. It's the
(right) keys not working as they should. I have to hold down the AltGr
key whenever I want an accent to show up. Not just the " and ', by the
way. All of them, `, ^ and ~ as well.
I think it may have something to do with the host using a handler like
'UK international with dead keys'. Somehow RPCEmu doesn't respect that
and treats it like 'UK international with AltGr'.
Regards,
Frank
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