How do i read keyboard keys for every kind of keyboard?

[MrAlce]

I have been using SFML for a while, and for games its great. But now im working in a text editor and there is a small issue: when i try to read a key like semicolon or tilde, turn out to be other keys on my keyboard.

I guess this happens because my keyboard doesn't have the same key distribution as the english ones (im from Spain and here we have the ñ and ç key).

I fixed the problem by changing the sf::Keyboard::Key code for each key on my keyboard, pressing each key to find out. Now my program can be used by English and Spanish keyboards, but I would like that other types of keyboards could also be adapted (for example Japanese, Arabic...).

Is there any way to know what value sf::Keyboard::Key really has in these cases?

[G.]

Text editor? Probably want to use the sf::TextEntered event instead, it is made to read text input.

[MrAlce]

Thank you, sf::TextEntered is able to read correctly all of my keyboard's keys , but it will work for every kind of keyboard?

[eXpl0it3r]

If you're looking for text input, then TextEntered is the way to go, if you're looking for key events (pressed/released), then there's currently no easily solution.
The Scancode feature is being finalized, which will provide keyboard layout independent key codes.
Until then, I can recommend using something like Thor's ActionMap, going with the most command layout for your target audience, while allowing them to rebind the keys.