Follow-up Comment #2, bug #24186 (project wesnoth):
So the issue is that I was fixing a case where Ctrl+j and/or Ctrl+m were
mis-interpreted as Enter/Return, because these key combinations are used to
represent Carriage Return and Line Feed. However, all of our testing (across
Windows, Linux and OSX) revolved around US-layout (or at least QWERTY).
What I did was to ensure that the key code (location on the keyboard) matched
the character it is representing before accepting it. This ensured
Enter/Return didn't get mixed up with Ctrl+j/Ctrl+m (and as a bonus, fixes
some other esoteric non-character key combinations), however this presumes a
QWERTY layout.
You reported bug #18868 some time ago - was that one ever fixed for you?
Reading through some documentation, it looks like SDL is limited to
US/QWERTY-centric keyboard layouts. I'll see what I can do, but at this point
we may just revert the commit which is a shame because a lot of work and
testing (not just by me) went into that and it did fix some other things.
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