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Capitilized i in Turkish outputs "I" #1840
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Thanks for your bug report! Can reproduce your issue, however I don't really know how to fix it. The problem is, that the "i" is auto-capitalized for the ROOT locale in QWERTY and then this resulting key data is cached to avoid excessive memory allocation. What you could do is use the Turkish-F or Turkish-Q layout for the time being, these have special selections for the "İ". |
Fixed this 🇹🇷 If I expand a little more, the pop-up values for the letters "i" and "ı" are mixed with each other. [EDIT] |
@demirdegerli Please see #1966 why I think your PR does not address the issue, while my PR (#1967) does address the issue. Both of you: could you try out #1967's debug artifact (installs separately and does not alter your main/beta installation) and test out the behavior of the I in QWERTY for both a Turkish and English subtype? The Turkish subtype should cause the capital I to have a dot, while the English one shouldn't have one. Thanks in advance! |
Ok, this commit (#1967) dynamically solves the issue for all languages. Exactly corrects me, thanks! |
Short description
Whenever I press shift and press i the keyboard outputs "I" instead of "İ".
A video demonstration:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/71735202/167711788-b5504a94-ea5f-4fb8-b56e-2f8bf29df0f3.mp4
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