• tal@lemmy.today
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    1 hour ago

    The marking above the hyphen there is an underscore — it’s telling you that hitting shift-hyphen will give you an underscore.

    You may be using software that supports inserting an em-dash when you hit that combination, but I don’t believe that it’s the keyboard layout that dictates that.

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    It sounds like Microsoft Word does something similar:

    https://www.avantixlearning.ca/microsoft-word/how-to-insert-an-em-dash-or-en-dash-in-a-word-document-4-ways/

    Use Ctrl with keyboard shortcuts to insert an em or en dash

    To insert an em dash, click where you want to insert the em dash and then press Ctrl + Alt + – (minus sign on the numeric keypad).

    To insert an en dash, click where you want to insert the en dash and then press Ctrl + – (minus sign on the numeric keypad).

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      24 minutes ago

      Yes, if you use shift it will give you an underscore but with control (or alt gr) it will give an em dash, should be a thing on Windows and i belive KDE

      Or it could be that the keyboard that i use is just like ts but i doubt