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Tomasz Grysztar 19 Jan 2006, 18:46
It was implemented as intended behavior, I've done like this because with Polish keyboard after pressing ~ you have to press second key to produce one of the Polish-specific letters (or space to write just ~) and I don't like this behavior when programming (perhaps mainly because of my habits from the DOS). For his reason my edit control doesn't allow such key combinations (and is pure x-ASCII, BTW).
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19 Jan 2006, 18:46 |
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Big Red 19 Jan 2006, 18:50
Okay, thanks anyway
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19 Jan 2006, 18:50 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 19 Jan 2006, 19:44
Well, since it indeed may look like a bug for someone that actually - unlike me - needs the standard dead-key behaviour, I decided to implement it just as an option. The FASMW interface 0.93.3 has it as an "Revive dead keys" option, by default disabled. So I can just enable this option in my FASMW to keep myself satisfied, and others can have just standard Windows behaviour on dead keys.
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19 Jan 2006, 19:44 |
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RedGhost 20 Jan 2006, 02:21
hold alt and then press in order numpad: "0,2,3,3"
and it produces é, and works in FASMW _________________ redghost.ca |
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20 Jan 2006, 02:21 |
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Big Red 09 Feb 2006, 18:42
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Thank you, this will save me alot of time. I also tend to use the editor for non-programming purposes (it's better than a lot of others). Quote:
Yes, I know that of course... but typing ALT0223 for every é character when you have pages full of them isn't the greatest thing. |
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09 Feb 2006, 18:42 |
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Madis731 10 Feb 2006, 07:58
I had language problems too a while ago, but I thought that all the strange characters (õ,ä,ö,ü,š,ž,...) might produce unexpected results and therefore I won't use Estonian much in programming. ASCII limit suits fine.
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10 Feb 2006, 07:58 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 10 Feb 2006, 08:23
fasm itself treats each character in 128-255 range as a part of label name.
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10 Feb 2006, 08:23 |
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Big Red 10 Feb 2006, 14:50
Ah, it works perfectly now. Thanks again.
I never bother using foreign characters in code either. But I do in comments and such. |
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