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Start your free trialRogelio Valdez
6,244 PointsI have Spanish keyboard so for cmd + = shortcut I need to press cmd + Shift + 0 and this takes me to documentation. help
the computer assumes I want to press cmd + shift + 0 instead of cmd + = note: my = (equal) symbol is in the 0 (zero) key.
this has happened with other shortcuts but still works when there is no shortcut that includes shift o alt or the other key I need to press to get the symbol I need typed.
Do any of you guys knows a way to get around it? stick keys or something to let the computer know I'm pressing shift for the symbol = not for the shift key itself.
Andrés Leal
9,563 PointsWhat I do is go to: Editor>Size to Fit Content, that works for me (I have the spanish keyboard) Hope that helps
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David Pena Abad
16,288 PointsHi Rogelio,
I have a Spanish keyboard too, the best way to solve this problem is to go to the toolbar and to search XCode>Preferences>Key Bindings. In this menu, you must write "Size To Fit Content" in the search tab and click over the code "command + equal" to change it for "command + control + equal", since this instruction doesn't have any conflict with other shorcuts.
See you soon
Ethan Roode
6,675 PointsEthan Roode
6,675 PointsI think the best thing to do in your scenario is to order a new keyboard, or keys for your laptop idk. And go to Preferences>Keyboard>Input Sources and then add an english keyboard, and assume the keys as shown. Good luck