simon says doesn't show shifts

[gtbot2007]

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Current Behavior

When using simon says, shifts never show on the keyboard

Expected Behavior

It should show shifts

Steps To Reproduce

1. turn on simon says
2. choose a code language
3. when it asks to type < or > it shows as , and . which is the unshifted version

Environment

OS: Windows 10
Browser: Google Chrome

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[gtbot2007]

related to the fixed bug #4273

[Miodec]

Lack of shifts on the keyboard is a stylistic choice. Ill add a different style for highlighted keys that need to be shifted.

Nevermind, that wont work - i fully understand the issue now. Not sure what to do about this for now.

[ippatev]

@Miodec And if you disable punctuation at simon_says, what do you think?

[gtbot2007]

That doesn’t quite make sense if my language is set to a programming language

[ippatev]

@gtbot2007, I suggested fixing this bug this way, because as described above, it doesn't match the stylistic choices

[gtbot2007]

I don’t see why we can’t just (as an example) change the label of the . key to > when that’s what I need to type?

[Miodec]

I don’t see why we can’t just (as an example) change the label of the . key to > when that’s what I need to type?

Because it doesn't indicate in any way that you need to use shift.

[gtbot2007]

Just make it blue or something idk

[Miodec]

Wont work in blue themes. Also doesn't explain to the user that 'blue is shift'

[gtbot2007]

I don’t see why it would need to. The character on the key would be what you should be typing. If that character requires shift you should probably know that lol