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TR lang "i" Problem #16

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keyiflerolsun opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 5 comments
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TR lang "i" Problem #16

keyiflerolsun opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 5 comments

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@keyiflerolsun
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keyiflerolsun commented Feb 12, 2022

print » qwertyuıopğüasdfghjklşizxcvbnmöç||QWERTYUIOPĞÜASDFGHJKLŞİZXCVBNMÖÇ
write » qwertyuıopğüasdfghjklşîzxcvbnmöç||QWERTYUIOPĞÜASDFGHJKLŞİZXCVBNMÖÇ

print » i
write » î

@keyiflerolsun
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and i don't use 'İ'.lower() :)

@Neradoc
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Neradoc commented Feb 13, 2022

I can't reproduce the issue. By selecting the default turkish keyboard layout proposed in Windows 10 I get i:

turkish-type
(the second line is typed by the device)

I don't know why it would be different for you.
What version of windows and what keyboard setup are you using on your computer ?

I copied and pasted your text by the way, so I assume they are the correct characters, could there be some encoding weirdness ?

@keyiflerolsun
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i'm working on Manjaro OS | KDE

@Neradoc
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Neradoc commented Feb 13, 2022

Hmmm it's a windows keyboard layout, they are based on this site: http://kbdlayout.info/kbdtuq
Not sure what is going on with kde then... How do you type i and î normally ? (What keys sequences)

@keyiflerolsun
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» î

On Windows;
Left Shift + 3 + i
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On Manjaro;
Right Alt + ı

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