Romain Vimont
Romain Vimont
Yes, accented characters are very limited: https://blog.rom1v.com/2018/03/introducing-scrcpy/#handle-accented-characters It works for `^a` which gives `â` for example (while it does not work correctly without `--prefer-text`). Ref #1751
Oh if it works on Windows it's probably related to how SDL generates text events.
In fact, that's not surprising, on Linux if you press `^a` it generates `â`, but if you press `~a` it generates `~a` (for example, in a terminal). The opposite would...
Yes, `ç` is not an ASCII character and cannot be composed as a diacretical character. This is a known limitation of Android text injection (which could be solved by implementing...
Oh but now you say it, I think that `ç` works correctly for me on Linux (I'm on the phone so I cannot test).
I confirm, `ç` works for me on Linux. My keyboard layout si `French (alt.)`: ```bash setxkbmap fr oss ``` Does it work with: ``` adb shell input text ç ```...
Could you retry v1.14 now and confirms that it still behave as you expect?
@vcampitelli Thank you for the details. I changed the language on my desktop to `English (US, intl., with dead keys)`, and I sometimes get the behavior you describe (but regardless...
Also, what's your Android keyboard?
Please test #5102. Closing as duplicate of #3875.