Autohotkey script to map Caps lock + X to spesified characters, script almost works

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I have a norwegian keyboard. So I have to click RCtrl + 7 to get { and RCtrl + 8 to get [ etc.

This is super annoying when I'm programming so I am trying to map the caps lock key to do the same as the RCtrl key.

So I wrote this AutoHotKey script:

SetCapsLockState AlwaysOff
CapsLock & 0::Send }
CapsLock & 1::Send ^1
CapsLock & 2::Send @
CapsLock & 3::Send £
CapsLock & 4::Send $
CapsLock & 5::Send €
CapsLock & 6::Send ^6
CapsLock & 7::Send {
CapsLock & 8::Send [
CapsLock & 9::Send ]

The weird thing is that everything works perfectly, except for:

"CapsLock & 7::Send {"
"CapsLock & 0::Send }"

I just want CapsLock + 7 to give me the character { and CapsLock + 0 to give me the character }

For some reason that does not work??

PS. if you have a version of this for vim that would also be ok!

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vimkeykeyboard-shortcutsautohotkeykey-bindings

1 Answers

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Those are special symbols used to send keys like {Enter}.

Use SendRaw { or Send {raw}{