On Mar 19, 2010, at 2:03 AM, Craig wrote:
I have the keyboard mappings that came with Snow Leopard.
I have a *UK* Apple extended external keyboard on a *UK* Macbook Pro.
Alt-3 shows the super-script 3 on both the built-in keyboard and my
external one.
I have this locally built MacVim.app installed as MacApp-7.2.376.app
and I can run both the snapshot and my local build side-by-side.
The snapshot shows hashes and the local build shows the super-script
characters.
I can type a hash # in every other app with Alt-3.
The keyboard viewer says British at the top and shows a hash when I
hold down the Alt key.
So British is the Keyboard Layout I have specified in my Language &
Text - Input Sources preferences panel.
This sounds like a job for git bisect!
Craig, build the tag the snapshot was made from, check that your
build of the snapshot will insert the #
if it does then run git bisect with the snapshot as good and head as
bad.
That will help find the commit that broke the octothorpe!
Steve
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