Light Table auto close Parenthesis on Windows 7 International Spanish Keyboard - clojure

I'm using a International Spanish Keyboard with deadsunkeys the following code works for "'(){} but not for [], any clues?.
To test I used:
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-`" :tabs.next]
and nothing happened.
Light Table 0.7.2
user.keymaps
;; Auto Close
[:editor.keys.normal "\"" (:editor.repeat-pair "\"")]
[:editor.keys.normal "'" (:editor.repeat-pair "'")]
[:editor.keys.normal "(" (:editor.open-pair "(")]
[:editor.keys.normal ")" (:editor.close-pair ")")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-alt-[" (:editor.open-pair "[")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-alt-]" (:editor.close-pair "]")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-alt-'" (:editor.open-pair "{")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-'" (:editor.open-pair "{")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-alt-ç" (:editor.close-pair "}")]
[:editor.keys.normal "ctrl-ç" (:editor.close-pair "}")]
Thanks for your time.

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I'm trying to make this description generator, and I can't seem to make the first part work for one of the IF arguments as it does with the rest. It only checks the logical expression but doesn't bring the rest of the text body in the cell joined with & as it does in the case of the other IF arguments I have there linked one after the other. This example should make more sense.

try:
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{"ck", "click >";
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"scd", "scroll down >"}, 2, 0),
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change position of word within a string in r

I have a string vector that looks like:
> string_vec
[1] "XXX" "Snakes On A Plane" "Mask of the Ninja" "Ruslan"
[5] "Kill Switch" "Buddy Holly Story, The" "Believers, The" "Closet, The"
[9] "Eyes of Tammy Faye, The" "Gymnast, The" "Hunger, The"
There are some names which contain ", The" in the end. I want to delete the comma and the space and move the "The" before all other text.
For e.g.: "Buddy Holly Story, The" becomes "The Buddy Holly Story".
Isolating the records with the pattern was easy :
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How can I adjust the position now?
data
string_vec <- c("XXX", "Snakes On A Plane", "Mask of the Ninja",
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"Kill Switch", "Buddy Holly Story, The", "Believers, The",
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You may try
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#[1] "XXX" "Snakes On A Plane" "Mask of the Ninja"
#[4] "Ruslan" "Kill Switch" "The Buddy Holly Story"
#[7] "The Believers" "The Closet" "The Eyes of Tammy Faye"
#[10] "The Gymnast" "The Hunger"

Why does gsub not work as expected

I have this string:
c <- "thethirsty thirsty itthirsty (thirsty) is"
I want the output to be as
"thethirsty thirsty itthirsty no is"
This is what I am trying.
gsub(" (thirsty) ", " no ", c)
This is what I am getting. Why does not it work? And suggest an alternative to do this.
"thethirsty no itthirsty (thirsty) is"

By default gsub interprets the first parameter as a regular expression. You don't want that and should set fixed=TRUE:
gsub(" (thirsty) ", " no ", c, fixed=TRUE)
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I'm trying to remove comments in C++ with flex.
This is my example code:
cout << "Pulapka \" \
// ma \
/* ma */ \
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I want match everything between " ".
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(\"[^[]*]*")
I want to stop my matching after second quotation marks. That's mean I need only this fragment:
"Pulapka \" \
// ma \
/* ma */ \
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The following regex works for me:
(\".*?(?<!\\)("))
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Failed: com.hp.hpl.jena.query.QueryParseException: Encountered " "regex" "regex "" at line 4, column 73.
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