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From: "Rado Rethmann" <discussion AT centermail DOT net>
Subject: missing <e> letter
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2004 11:05:02 +0200
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Hi,

I have a current cygwin installation on my WinXP-Box.
Cygwin recognises my keyboard-layout (de) pretty well. All Umlauts and  
special chars show up correctly.
Exept for the 'e' letter. When I press 'e' I don't get anything. The  
capital 'E' works !
Here are the scancodes for the letters w-e-r:

KeyDown (*1) 0057 0011 'w' U+0077 00000020
KeyUp   (*1) 0057 0011 'w' U+0077 00000020
KeyDown (*1) 0045 0012 'e' U+0065 00000020
KeyUp   (*1) 0045 0012 'e' U+0065 00000020
KeyDown (*1) 0052 0013 'r' U+0072 00000020
KeyUp   (*1) 0052 0013 'r' U+0072 00000020

# ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
# event   keycode   ASCII      shift state

What can I do to make my 'e' work in Cygwin Bash ?

Thanks for your help, Rado


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