The C++ getline() call can be subtle and quick to anger, particularly around cin. Somehow, I regret ever upgrade to newer OS version because things work as they were before normally and newer upgrade bring mostly headache. They both worked before I upgrade to version 10.15.7. But, this doesn't work when I press fn key and command and spacebar, despite it is in the tab shortcuts/App Shortcuts. Weirder is that, once I press fn key together with command and C, it works. I tick the second option which is use F1 F2 and it works for all other functions but not both the command C and command spacebar to switch the language. and Use F1 F2 etc keys as standard function keys. I know that there a system preference and keyboard tap, which has two options to tick show keyboard and emoji. Then, to switch between languages input, I used to use command spacebar, and that doesn't work either. But, the imac keyboard shortcuts behave weirdly.įirst, the Command C for copy stop working. I upgraded both computers to same Mac OS version 10.15.7 and the Macbook Air works just fine. I'm currently use iMac 2012 and Macbook Air. Shortcut key doesn't work properly I upgrade to macOS Catalina version 10.15.7 and weird things happen. Is there anyone who had the same problem and maybe knows how to fix this? (The input sources provided by Apple include Armenian and Russian language keyboard but the layouts are different, that's why I'm using the 3rd party ones)Īnother interesting bug is that when I'm trying to add any other input source the window shows two of the same input sources added in the Library/Input Methods while there is only copy of each. The main problem is that whenever I'm trying to change the input source from the default US English keyboard to any custom third party language the bug reappears either by not changing the input source at all or just changes it and whenever I'm opening any other window the input source changes to the default one. Although I have used the same custom input sources for about 7 years the same problem occurred to my MacBook for the first time on High Sierra and later disappeared by itself but recently when I updated to Mojave and formatted my Mac to factory settings the bug reappeared. I'm having trouble getting rid of the bug that doesn't let me change my input source to any 3rd party input source installed manually on my MacBook.

Can't change input source bug (Mojave) Hello,

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