I guess you will have to install the german layout as this deadkey stuff is layout specific.

Fun fact is that you also cannot enter ^ with the Keyboard overview of MacOS, when I switch to US keyboard all is fine for me.

fyi, the '^' key is left of the '1' key on a german keyboard on Macbook Pro


Michael

Am 02.05.18 um 15:24 schrieb Dmitry Boyarintsev via Lazarus:
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 9:09 AM, Michael Ring via Lazarus <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    As it is a dead key you first press '^' on the keyboard and then
    space. other example:  á is created by first pressing '´' and then 'a'

Do you know, if it's required to have German layout to be installed in the system. IIRC (away from mac right now), "^" is entered by pressing Shift+6 on Mac (ansi keyboard with US keys layout) ...and it works.

What I'm thinking is that you're trying to enter the character in SynEdit.
and it might be that Cocoa doesn't report a certain key combinations properly.

I presume you didn't have this issue in Carbon, thus it's neither SynEdit bug nor macOS specific behavior, but rather LCLCocoa issue.

That's why I need to know keys combination in order to track the problem on my end.

thanks,
Dmitry



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