I am trying to use Autokey-py3 v0.93.10 (in Linux Mint 18.2), to generate Unicode characters using the keyboard.send_keys
command. Unfortunately none of the following attempts work.
keyboard.sendkeys("—")
keyboard.sendkeys(u"\u2014")
or this attempt copied from unicode.py:
import.paste_character("—")
Can someone advise me what I am missing?
This works for me (mostly):
keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>+<shift>+u+" + "012b")
keyboard.send_keys("<ctrl>")
It seems to depend on the app you are writing to, the desktop environment, the distro and the version thereof...
For example, it is working now in this window - but it's not working inside LibreOffice Writer on KDE/Manjaro (although it was working there a few months ago).