incorrect shift-key sequences in __init__.py

Pre:

On a Belgian AZERTY keyboard, keys like ! $ & < : ; ( ) are non-shift keys.

Problem:

In [1]: import pyautogui

In [2]: pyautogui.write('"')

In [3]: 3

3 would be the result with a shift key pressed.

Expected:

...
in[3]: "

Cause:

__init__.py’s isShiftCharacter() checks if the characters are in a hardcoded string:

return character.isupper() or character in '~!@#$%^&*()_+{}|:"<>?'

Solution:

Starting from the original keys (I haven’t checked keys that aren’t in the string), this would be a better set of Shift-enabled keys for Belgian AZERTY: ~@#%^*_+{}|>?

Allthough it would be cleaner if we could somehow test the current keyboard layout and set the string of shift-characters that way.

[i-need-to-tell-you-something]

This problem is already mentioned in issue #137 . For a temporary workaround you can see there if @Iomira’s solution helps you.

[jarviscodes]

Just here to clean up this issue as @i-need-to-tell-you-something suggested given workarounds are plenty and also #137.