On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 4:08 AM, Henrik Johansen <henrik.s.johansen@veloxit.no> wrote:

�� Which is extremely annoying when writing blocks with arguments on a norwegian OSX keyboard.
| is Alt - 7, when I don��t release the Alt key before the following space, and a NBSP is inserted instead of a space character, which breaks both the parser and syntax highlighting.

When doit��ing, you get the syntax error:
[ :a | ��Unknown character ->a ] (notice also the off-by-one indicator, it��s not the a, but the preceding space which is unknown).

Would it be better if NBSP were treated equally to a normal space by the parser, or is there some keyboard binding I can revert?

I think getting the parser to accept NBSP is a really bad idea. ��If you want to export code to other dialects you can't rely on that happening. ��WTF is an accellerator key doing introducing an illegal sequence in the first place? ��Surely the key could insert a legal sequence?

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best,

Eliot