Hi Christian.Thanks, I finally got to testing it and great - it works and it makes my work a bit simpler.
However, I discovered another strange thing, which I guess not many users would discover.
I am learning touch typing to be more productive.
My teacher told me to learn only Classical Czech keyboard layout and write all special programming characters from here using AltGr key.
So I tried. Writing $ sign became real fun. With classical Czech keyboard layout (QWERTZ) it can be written by AltGr-ů (the ů is one position right to L, English layout has semicolon here)
Trying this in BaseX has special effect - whenever I had cursor in the document, finally I get the $ character written as the very first character in the XQuery document.
Now, I have great chance to take advantage from enhanced shortcuts in BaseX and use clipboard to move it where I need :-)
This problem is not happening with other special characters produced by means of AltGr like []@{}#|
So complete setup to reproduce it is
- Move cursor into middle of XQuery text in GUI
- Be sure you use Czech classical keyboard setup (do not use QWERTY, which behaves differently)
- Use AltGr-ů (or AltGr-semicolon beside L)
It would be great, if this very exotic, but really annoying behaviour could be resolved.
With best regards
Jan