Some python symbols are missing from keyboard

[Zezombye]

The symbols missing are:

• '#' (comment)
• '\' (for things like \n)
• '%' (modulo)
• Bitwise operators ~, & and | (could be useful for engineering classes)

[jacobly0]

The full list of missing ascii characters is #$%&'@\`|~. Of these, only $ is not used in python (other than strings literals and comments of course). Function decorators use @, ' is used much the same as ", and string conversions use `. It seems reasonable to put these in a menu triggered by the toolbox key.

[Zezombye]

Thanks, I don't program in python so I didn't know that. However there are currently 3 free alpha characters (on x10^, Ans, Clear) so it would be better to put #, \ and % on the keyboard and the rest in the toolbox IMO.

What is the toolbox key btw? I can't find it on the keyboard at all.

Edit: also why not add european characters such as éèàçù?

[jacobly0]

The toolbox key is the one that also says paste " (and for some reason I thought looked like a printer icon). For the accented characters, I was going to include them too, but they don't even seem to exist yet in the ui for the languages that should use them.

[artaxxx]

This is now in the Toolbox > Catalog