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

What operating system are you using?

Snow Leopard - 10.6.7 version

I believe this should be working in the current dev build

and it is. Thank you.

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.

bump

Final version still affected.

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.