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The at sign (@) can't be typed in Zed buffer, editor, terminal or chat #19099

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DiegoHerreraGre opened this issue Oct 11, 2024 · 5 comments
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Maybe it is a small error, even for a rarely used symbol like the at sign @, but I find it quite annoying not being able to write the at sign to send emails. I realized this error configuring nodemailer.

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MacOS Sequoia.
M2 Chip.
MacBook Air.

I tried uninstalling Zed, also tried installing the universal bin. Not luck.

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Zed buffer, editor, terminal, chat, etc.

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@DiegoHerreraGre DiegoHerreraGre added admin read Pending admin review bug [core label] triage Maintainer needs to classify the issue labels Oct 11, 2024
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mikayla-maki commented Oct 11, 2024

Are you using a specific keyboard or layout? This works on my personal macbook with the U.S. keyboard layout.

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Are you using a specific keyboard or layout? This works on my personal macbook with the U.S. keyboard layout.

Im using LATAM keyboard. I bought this MBA in Chile. To type the at sign we use ctrl-Q.

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To add some more details, all other special characters like €∑®†¥¨¨ı©ƒ∂≈ç∫~ƒ∂ works just fine in Zed, is only focused on the @ sign…which is weird. I figure maybe there is a keymap or some macros that is embedded with ctrl-Q which would affect LATAM keyboard dist.

@JosephTLyons JosephTLyons added internationalization Feedback for human language support, translations, etc and removed triage Maintainer needs to classify the issue admin read Pending admin review labels Oct 12, 2024
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Hey @DiegoHerreraGre, I think this is a duplicate of:

So I'm going to close this one out in favor of that one. Feel free to upvote with a 👍.

That being said, there seems to be a workaround mentioned here:

Let me know if this helps you out.

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Hey @DiegoHerreraGre, I think this is a duplicate of:

So I'm going to close this one out in favor of that one. Feel free to upvote with a 👍.

That being said, there seems to be a workaround mentioned here:

Let me know if this helps you out.

Thanks!! These issues resolved my issue. In fact, I was actually putting in bindings alt-q: null but only in Editor context and not the Workspace or Terminal, so I just added the latter and back to normal.

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