Nope, it's ->, not →.

That's fair. It's going to be different for different keyboards/users, that's why I added the "alt" in there. You can, of course, edit the xml to your liking and make → the main.

Quote from: Deep Thought on May 25, 2011, 11:16:43 am

Nope, it's ->, not →.

They are both correct for TokenIDE, it reads them as the same.....

... that token panel looks cool! Can it be optionally disabled?

Ok then I'll try and sum up the differences for beginners like me:

Tell me if there's any mistakes

Thank you so much. It is an incomplete list tho, i'll see if i can update it and simplify it to just include the commands that can be confusing!
Eg: I have already separated the commands that require square braces (eg: [sigmax]) from the rest

also about the panel. it can be very slow once you insert a long string for example a picture, each command takes about a second to update. maybe you could set it so that it wouldn't automatically update the tokens every time you type a character but there's a refresh button if you want to see the updated token/hex code?

Anyway this is kinda going off topic, well i mean this stuff should be in the official TokenIDE thread, if there is one. if there isn't one (except for this thread) then never mind what i just said.