[Juno REPL: BUG] Accent characters doesn't behabe as they do in Julia

[iagobaapellaniz]

When trying to type ^2 it doubles the latest character as 22, if spacebar is not used after the accent circumflex character ^. Indeed it happens with other accent characters as well, for instance ´p produces pp and so on.

Details

• Atom version: 1.44.0
• Julia version: 1.3.0
• OS: Windows 10
• Package versions:
  • Atom.jl: 0.12.7
  • julia-client: 0.12.2
  • ink: 0.12.2

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to the REPL
2. Type ^ (or some other acent) followed by some character which doesn't accept accentuation.
3. That character will be doubled.

[heliosdrm]

I encounter the a different problem: in Juno's REPL, any accent (acute, grave, circumflex, diaeresis...) followed by a character that should accept it, is ignored (i.e. vowels are printed without accent, and numbers are regular, not superscript). If the accent is followed by a character that does not accept it, nothing happens (as it should be).

My details:

• Atom 1.47.0
• Julia 1.1.0
• OS: Ubuntu 16.04
• Packages:
  • Atom.jl 0.12.11
  • julia-client 0.12.5
  • ink 0.12.4

[heliosdrm]

After trying in Windows, I'd say that the difference in the bug is related to the OS (doubled characters in Windows, accents ignored in Ubuntu).

[pfitzseb]

This is an upstream bug we can't really do anything about.