AppletTalk.com Java discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Netbeans 5.5 problem with "SHARP" (#) keybinding in italian          AppletTalk.com Forum Index -> Java Software Tools View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message alexroat@gmail.com Guest Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 2:22 am    Post subject: Netbeans 5.5 problem with "SHARP" (#) keybinding in italian Hi to all, I'm using Netbeans 5.5 on Sun Java 6 jdk platform on an ubuntu Edgy system. I've installed the C/C++ IDE plugin in order to develop c++ application with Netbeans and I've got a strange problem. I'm actually using the italian keyboard layout where the SHARP (#) key is mapped on the combination ALT+(à#°) dedicated key that is present on italian keyboard with other accent key between the letters keys and Return key. The problem is that in a common C++ source code I need to inserd preprocessor directive with the # directive and I'm not able to make netbeans recognize the pression of ALT+(à#°) key as # character obtaining a simple à instead (as ALT has not been hold). In the resto of GNOME environment software/applications the combination ALT+(#à°) is well recognized as # but not in Netbeans. Could it be an IDE key-shortcut problem or is maybe related to some JRE bad configuration ? The rest of typing is mapped as in normal italian keyboard (that is òàùè and so on) ... the problem seems to be the combination ALT with some key. Waht do you think ? Thank you !!! Alex Back to top alexroat@gmail.com Guest Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 2:40 am    Post subject: Re: Netbeans 5.5 problem with "SHARP" (#) keybinding in ital On 18 Apr, 23:22, "alexr...@gmail.com" <alexr...@gmail.com> wrote: Quote: Hi to all, I'm using Netbeans 5.5 on Sun Java 6 jdk platform on an ubuntu Edgy system. I've installed the C/C++ IDE plugin in order to develop c++ application with Netbeans and I've got a strange problem. I'm actually using the italian keyboard layout where the SHARP (#) key is mapped on the combination ALT+(à#°) dedicated key that is present on italian keyboard with other accent key between the letters keys and Return key. The problem is that in a common C++ source code I need to inserd preprocessor directive with the # directive and I'm not able to make netbeans recognize the pression of ALT+(à#°) key as # character obtaining a simple à instead (as ALT has not been hold). In the resto of GNOME environment software/applications the combination ALT+(#à°) is well recognized as # but not in Netbeans. Could it be an IDE key-shortcut problem or is maybe related to some JRE bad configuration ? The rest of typing is mapped as in normal italian keyboard (that is òàùè and so on) ... the problem seems to be the combination ALT with some key. Waht do you think ? Thank you !!! Alex A little update, I'm not able also to use the combination ALT +(éè[) and ALT+(+*]) so is impossible to type also the chars [ and ]. Let me know ... Cheers Ales Back to top alexroat@gmail.com Guest Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 3:11 am    Post subject: Re: Netbeans 5.5 problem with "SHARP" (#) keybinding in ital On 18 Apr, 23:40, "alexr...@gmail.com" <alexr...@gmail.com> wrote: Quote: On 18 Apr, 23:22, "alexr...@gmail.com" <alexr...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi to all, I'm using Netbeans 5.5 on Sun Java 6 jdk platform on an ubuntu Edgy system. I've installed the C/C++ IDE plugin in order to develop c++ application with Netbeans and I've got a strange problem. I'm actually using the italian keyboard layout where the SHARP (#) key is mapped on the combination ALT+(à#°) dedicated key that is present on italian keyboard with other accent key between the letters keys and Return key. The problem is that in a common C++ source code I need to inserd preprocessor directive with the # directive and I'm not able to make netbeans recognize the pression of ALT+(à#°) key as # character obtaining a simple à instead (as ALT has not been hold). In the resto of GNOME environment software/applications the combination ALT+(#à°) is well recognized as # but not in Netbeans. Could it be an IDE key-shortcut problem or is maybe related to some JRE bad configuration ? The rest of typing is mapped as in normal italian keyboard (that is òàùè and so on) ... the problem seems to be the combination ALT with some key. Waht do you think ? Thank you !!! Alex A little update, I'm not able also to use the combination ALT +(éè[) and ALT+(+*]) so is impossible to type also the chars [ and ]. Let me know ... Cheers Ales RESOLVED !!! I had installed SCIM for Japanese input and this seems to be incompatible with Java 6. Uninstalling it all seems to be working. I'll send a bug signalation to the author of SCIM. 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