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#1 2007-09-04 09:33:49
- tjololo
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Problems in netbeans!
Hi!
I am running arch 86_64. I have a problem with netbeans. As you might know you very often use these signs: '{ [ ] }'. But when I holdin Alt Gr and press for example 7 you would normally get { but I just get the number 7. Can anybody help me?
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#2 2007-09-04 11:04:10
- Eliteforce
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Re: Problems in netbeans!
does this just happen inside netbeans? because it simply could be a wrong xorg.conf setup of your keyboard.
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#3 2007-09-04 12:30:04
- tjololo
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Re: Problems in netbeans!
it is only in netbeans, I have tested it in both xterm and gnome-terminal....
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#4 2007-09-05 12:24:41
- denisfalqueto
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Re: Problems in netbeans!
Funny, I didn't know those keys 
but they work fine in netbeans here. There were some bugs in the keyboard handling in swing apps in the past, but they were almost all fixed in java 6. What is your java version?
Satisfied users don't rant, so you'll never know how many of us there are.
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#5 2007-09-05 22:11:56
- tjololo
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Re: Problems in netbeans!
since I just used pacman to install it and I have used 'pacman -Syu' several times after installing it, it should be 6
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#6 2007-09-26 18:59:44
- tjololo
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Re: Problems in netbeans!
After a night with alot of trying and failing I finally found the reason! my LOCALE in /etc/rc.conf was set to nb_NO.utf8 I just changed it to nb_NO.ISO-8859-1 and everything was back to normal:)
God I love my arch:P
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