By the way, pretty color scheme.
I uses a normal azerty keyboard, it’s a Corsair, then it’s not a bizarre problems I think so (not caused by a noname keyboard). What you say means that if I’ll copy/past a char, this should fixed the problem, in a short way…
From my last Ted2Go’s session, I have replaced all “ by a “ from mojo (maybe another utf8-code in my mind) but Ted2Go have crashed directly after the first random next key pressed. I would say, pure win32 crash.
So, re-run Ted2Go, some fingers movements. And… no crash. Because the bad utf8 isn’t in the undo-sequence anymore, I can add an new argument in my line exemple, well, from my point of view…
I presume that the problem it’s fixed patched from your suggestion.
No need to say that’s the undo functionality is amazing.