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    REPL Console and keyboard with deadkeys

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      thalesmaoa
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      Hi, I'm using a MacBook Air with US international Keyboard. However, my system is configured for Portuguese (Brazil). This kind of problem is quite common in Linux, but not for Mac. Can't find a solution.

      I'm using Pymakr inside Atom. I can get REPL terminal connected to an ESP32. When I try to

      print ("Hello world")
      

      I get

      print(hello world)
      

      since quotes and apostrophe are dead keys a simple "<space> gives me the ". However, its not working for pymakr console. I'm lost and can't find any similar problem.

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        jcaron @thalesmaoa
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        @thalesmaoa not the ideal solution, but in the settings of your Mac you may be able to select a version of your keyboard with or without dead keys. You can then switch from one to the other.

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          thalesmaoa
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          Thanks @jcaron, indeed its a workaround. Meanwhile, I'm using screen.

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