radou said:A trivial problem, but it costs me nervs...
When replying to posts, I can't get the ' { ' character. I get it by pressing (right Alt+B) usually, but now I get a shortcut for bolding text every time. Any hints?
Greg Bernhardt said:
Moonbear said:
Right to the letter P I have the bracket, but it doesn't work on that key, since it's reserved for one of the diacritics in my language.There could be several reasons for experiencing bugs in your code despite checking for errors. It could be due to incorrect logic, missing or conflicting dependencies, or even a hardware issue. It is important to thoroughly review and debug your code to identify the root cause of the bug.
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