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While debugging in matlab (and sometimes in the code editors of other IDE's, such as Visual Studio 10) I noticed that sometimes pressing shift+F5 (keyboard shortcut for stop debugging) inserts the @ character in the code
This seems to happen at random and I can never recreate it when I want to
It's not a big problem but it is a bit of a nuisance
Is this really happening because of pressing shift+F5, or is it happening due to some other reason? Is there way to disable this?
Note (in case this information is relevant):
The test computer uses standard English keyboard layout with Korean IME installed, with the default input language set to English
The OS is Windows 7 Enterprise Korean Version, but interface has been changed to English with some language pack installs
Edit:
Also, this happens in IDE code editors, but I have never seen it happen in notepad, MS Word, etc
user13267
Posted 2015-08-07T03:26:30.173
Reputation: 805
Why the Matlab tag? – A. Donda – 2015-08-07T05:43:41.927
Becasue I first noticed it happen in matlab; anyway, I can't think of a good tag for this problem, as I can't even recreate it at will – user13267 – 2015-08-07T05:44:40.803
Then maybe mention that in the question, otherwise it would look like a VS problem. Does it also happen in other applications, e.g. the address bar of a browser, or the cmd window? – A. Donda – 2015-08-07T05:46:27.493
It is mentioned that I found it while debugging in Matlab, and like I said, I can't make it happen at will, either in matlab or other text editors, it just seems to happen randomly – user13267 – 2015-08-07T05:55:11.297
Sorry, reading to fast... – A. Donda – 2015-08-07T05:59:59.377