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Some characters are not written correctly #1067

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jrcacd opened this issue Jan 8, 2020 · 7 comments
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Some characters are not written correctly #1067

jrcacd opened this issue Jan 8, 2020 · 7 comments

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@jrcacd
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jrcacd commented Jan 8, 2020

Examples: ã á à â ...

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rom1v commented Jan 8, 2020

Try:

scrcpy --prefer-text

(ref #650)

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jrcacd commented Jan 8, 2020

Ok, thanks.

One note: This way, an comand windows also needs to remain open.

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rom1v commented Jan 8, 2020

One note: This way, an comand windows also needs to remain open.

No, just create a file myscrcpy.bat containing:

start scrcpy-noconsole --prefer-text

and double-click on it.

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jrcacd commented Jan 8, 2020

Very good, thanks for the fast response.

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jrcacd commented Jan 8, 2020

Another question:
Could the pasting text speed be faster?

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rom1v commented Jan 8, 2020

Not really, it injects each char one by one.

The alternative is to synchronize clipboard (Ctrl+Shift+v), which is immediate, but then you have to long-press a textfield and click PASTE on your device (but it has the advantage to never corrupt the content, which may contain non-ASCII chars).

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jrcacd commented Jan 8, 2020

Not really, it injects each char one by one.

The alternative is to synchronize clipboard (Ctrl+Shift+v), which is immediate, but then you have to long-press a textfield and click PASTE on your device (but it has the advantage to never corrupt the content, which may contain non-ASCII chars).

Very good, many thanks.

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