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Write "# "

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Hi eranif, I have a MAC with OSX El Capitan 10.11.6. How I can write the symbol # in codelite 9.2.2. I use normally "alt + 3", but don't write this time.
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Re: Write "# "

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I too have OSX 10.11 and I use Shift+3 and it works ... not "Alt"
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Sorry Eranif, but I'm trying all combination (shift+3, left alt+3, shift+alt+3, ctrl+3, shift+ctrl+3, right alt+3,left and right cmd+3, alt+cmd+3,shift+cmd+3, ctrl+cmd+3, ctrl+alt+3) and other key. When i want to write other symbols ( },],{,[ ) I use right alt+3 and now it's ok, but for # , I don't.
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Sorry, I forget. When I try to write # and I use alt+3 ( right or left ) it's open a new window, asking for cscope.
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Try clearing cscope keyboard shortcuts by:

1. disabling the cscope plugin (plugins->manage plugins)
2. OR Settings->Keyboard shortcuts, type in the filter field: "cscope" and select the one that has Alt-3 on it
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OK. Thank you for your help Eranif.
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