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TŞEN.1
TŞEN.1
Associate
January 30, 2020
Question

STM32CubeIDE Editor : Can't Type Tilda ~

  • January 30, 2020
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STM32CubeIDE Version 1.2.1 in the editor I Can't Type Tilda ~ .

I can type it in here ~

I can type it in notpead, Word, all other places but not in CubeIDE editor.

I'm using Turkish Q standart keyboard.

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Ozone
Ozone
Principal
January 30, 2020

On my keyboard, that character is bound to an AltGr key combination.

Check the CubeIDE/Eclipse key assignments (usually Window->Preferences->General-Keys), perhaps it is by default associated with some editor function.

TŞEN.1
TŞEN.1Author
Associate
January 30, 2020

Mine is bounded to AltGr too. I have checked the bindings but nothing assigned with altgr key.

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I'm copying Tilda from somewhere else and pasting in editor and it's really annoying.

Ozone
Ozone
Principal
January 30, 2020

Eclipse has multiples layers of settings, with some kind of inheritance.

There are e.g. generic editor settings, and almost identical C/C++ specific ones. Might be worth to go through them.

I do not like Eclipse.

Perhaps this is a sequence character on your keyboard ?

For me, the '^' character is. I need to hit the '^' key first, and then another key to have it appear. In this case, because it is used for accent chars like â, ê, ô, etc.

TŞEN.1
TŞEN.1Author
Associate
January 31, 2020

Perhaps this is a sequence character on your keyboard ?

For me, the '^' character is. I need to hit the '^' key first, and then another key to have it appear. In this case, because it is used for accent chars like â, ê, ô, etc.

For Tilda ~ i need press another key. Like "~w" it is okay it Works here, Works every editor but not in cubeIDE editor.

There are e.g. generic editor settings, and almost identical C/C++ specific ones. Might be worth to go through them

Sadly I couldn't have find any settings.

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