Smiley emoticon appears in the code after writing

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Sometimes, while I'm writing a command, after pressing , an emoticon appears in the editor, like this for example: ☺ . How can I get rid of this?

I use TeXstudio as Latex editor.

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Welcome to TeX.SE! What does it appear as encoding (you can see it on the bottom left)?
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago

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Is it always the same emoticon or other characters too? And do you have a non-English keyboard layout? It might be related to this: reddit.com/r/windows/comments/6hsz2x/…
– Inquisitive Lurker
2 days ago

@CarLaTeX I use UTF-8 encoding.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

@InquisitiveLurker Is no the same emoticon always, they are also other simbols like a square, a diamon, .... I have a spanish keyword layout, I've read the reddit post but I dind't found any solution.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

Related to github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/164? If you can find a way to reliably reproduce this behaviour, please post it there and let the developers know how to replicate what you are seeing. I myself have not experienced this at all, but it seems quite a number of people already do.
– Troy
yesterday

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Sometimes, while I'm writing a command, after pressing , an emoticon appears in the editor, like this for example: ☺ . How can I get rid of this?

I use TeXstudio as Latex editor.

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

New contributor

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! What does it appear as encoding (you can see it on the bottom left)?
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago

1

Is it always the same emoticon or other characters too? And do you have a non-English keyboard layout? It might be related to this: reddit.com/r/windows/comments/6hsz2x/…
– Inquisitive Lurker
2 days ago

@CarLaTeX I use UTF-8 encoding.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

@InquisitiveLurker Is no the same emoticon always, they are also other simbols like a square, a diamon, .... I have a spanish keyword layout, I've read the reddit post but I dind't found any solution.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

Related to github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/164? If you can find a way to reliably reproduce this behaviour, please post it there and let the developers know how to replicate what you are seeing. I myself have not experienced this at all, but it seems quite a number of people already do.
– Troy
yesterday

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Sometimes, while I'm writing a command, after pressing , an emoticon appears in the editor, like this for example: ☺ . How can I get rid of this?

I use TeXstudio as Latex editor.

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

New contributor

Sometimes, while I'm writing a command, after pressing , an emoticon appears in the editor, like this for example: ☺ . How can I get rid of this?

I use TeXstudio as Latex editor.

texstudio editors

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

New contributor

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

New contributor

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

edited 2 days ago

Ulrich Diez

3,715515

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

New contributor

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

asked 2 days ago

David Fernández Fernández

111

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Welcome to TeX.SE! What does it appear as encoding (you can see it on the bottom left)?
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago

1

Is it always the same emoticon or other characters too? And do you have a non-English keyboard layout? It might be related to this: reddit.com/r/windows/comments/6hsz2x/…
– Inquisitive Lurker
2 days ago

@CarLaTeX I use UTF-8 encoding.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

@InquisitiveLurker Is no the same emoticon always, they are also other simbols like a square, a diamon, .... I have a spanish keyword layout, I've read the reddit post but I dind't found any solution.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

Related to github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/164? If you can find a way to reliably reproduce this behaviour, please post it there and let the developers know how to replicate what you are seeing. I myself have not experienced this at all, but it seems quite a number of people already do.
– Troy
yesterday

|
show 1 more comment

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! What does it appear as encoding (you can see it on the bottom left)?
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago

1

Is it always the same emoticon or other characters too? And do you have a non-English keyboard layout? It might be related to this: reddit.com/r/windows/comments/6hsz2x/…
– Inquisitive Lurker
2 days ago

@CarLaTeX I use UTF-8 encoding.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

@InquisitiveLurker Is no the same emoticon always, they are also other simbols like a square, a diamon, .... I have a spanish keyword layout, I've read the reddit post but I dind't found any solution.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

Related to github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/164? If you can find a way to reliably reproduce this behaviour, please post it there and let the developers know how to replicate what you are seeing. I myself have not experienced this at all, but it seems quite a number of people already do.
– Troy
yesterday

Welcome to TeX.SE! What does it appear as encoding (you can see it on the bottom left)?
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago

Is it always the same emoticon or other characters too? And do you have a non-English keyboard layout? It might be related to this: reddit.com/r/windows/comments/6hsz2x/…
– Inquisitive Lurker
2 days ago

@CarLaTeX I use UTF-8 encoding.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

@InquisitiveLurker Is no the same emoticon always, they are also other simbols like a square, a diamon, .... I have a spanish keyword layout, I've read the reddit post but I dind't found any solution.
– David Fernández Fernández
yesterday

Related to github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/164? If you can find a way to reliably reproduce this behaviour, please post it there and let the developers know how to replicate what you are seeing. I myself have not experienced this at all, but it seems quite a number of people already do.
– Troy
yesterday

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