CTRL+F and CTRL+G shortcuts don't work on keyboards with AltGr key (Sprint 39)

[dvorapa]

The CTRL+F shortcut to find string in the file and CTRL+G shortcut to go on specific line don't do their work. They add or remove indentation instead (which's shortcuts are CTRL+[ and CTRL+])

The important notice is, that I use czech language in Brackets (default from OS). And also the czech keyboard. On the czech keyboard, there are only two ways, how to write brackets used in these shortcuts and the mostly used way is shortcut CTRL+ALT+F for "[" (or right ALT+F) and CTRL+ALT+G for "]" (or right ALT+G), so the problem could be clearer.

Sprint 39
Windows 7
Language and keyboard czech

My preferences:

{
    "debug.showErrorsInStatusBar": false,
    "wordWrap": false,
    "closeBrackets": true,
    "smartIndent": false,
    "linting.enabled": false
}

[dvorapa]

P.S.: Why Brackets automatically adds "debug.showErrorsInStatusBar": false to the prefs file and what does it do?
2nd P.S.: Keyboard shortcut F3 works for CTRL+F instead, but for CTRL+G, there is no substitution

[dvorapa]

3rd P.S.: It behaves in this wrong way in all files with every extension I tried. All other shortcuts works as expected, just these 4 are broken
4th P.S.: The options from the menubar works also, just their shortcuts not

[redmunds]

Why Brackets automatically adds "debug.showErrorsInStatusBar": false to the prefs file and what does it do?

Use Debug > Show Errors in Status Bar to turn this on. This indicator will display the number of errors in the console, if there are any, otherwise it is hidden.

[dvorapa]

Thanks

[RaymondLim]

@dvorapa Thanks for the details. I can reproduce it with either Czech or Croatian keyboard layout without having to switch language. This was introduced in release 39 when Find menu was introduced with pull request #7488.

[RaymondLim]

Actually, pr #7488 just uncovers this issue. The actual culprit is in Brackets shell code. Before Find menu introduction, we always add the Find menu item shortcut Ctrl+F before adding Ctrl+[ shortcut. With the Find menu, the order is reversed and therefore uncovers this bug.

[RaymondLim]

Nominating for Release 40

[redmunds]

@dvorapa This is fixed in Release 0.40. Closing.