In Picotron, le shortcut to exit is Ctrl+Q.
But on a french keyboard (AZERTY layout), le "A" is at the place of the "Q" key on a QWERTY keyboard.
So, when I want to do Ctrl+A for "select all" in the code editor, Picotron is exiting.

For Zep: I think you must use KEYCODE instead of SCANCODE in SDL programming (or the inverse). ;)

(Sorry for my bad english)

it would be great to get a confirmation dialog when exiting with unsaved work, and to have shutdown (and run) commands working! :]

yeah, I've been back to picotron v0.1.0a because of this, I exited too much unexpectedly. ctrl+q is also hardcoded so it's not possible to change the shortcut. I hope @zep will be able to fix this soon :)

I also second to type run command, it feels so much natural (more than ctrl+r)

I have the same error using BÉPO (french DVORAK). Ctrl+[key] looks to be using the physical key and not the layout key.

Non ASCII chars are also not handled in the editor (éèà…).

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US Dvorak layout on Linux has the same issue, plus more -- I have capslock remapped to be a ctrl key, but Picotron doesn't treat it as as control. Regular typing in the code editor is fine, but for shortcut keys I need to press the keys labeled on my keyboard as e.g. Ctrl+R while the mapped keys (which are respected by Pico-8) do not work.

It's fixed with 0.1c! No more problem ^^
Thanks Zep!

it looks like the ctrl+Q is not longer exiting picotron anyway (I don't miss this option at all, it's not very useful)

But I'm glad I can use ctrl+x / c / a again!