The character representation for "^" (circumflex) is incorrect in the mugur--symbol function. ?\^ has a special meaning as control (e.g. ?\^c is C-c. You need to use ?^ to represent it properly. This lead to "^" getting exported as a macro instead of as a normal keycode.
((or 'circumflex ?^ ) "KC_CIRCUMFLEX" ) ;^ NOTE ?\^ is ctrl e.g. ?\^c => C-c
I found this while working on my keyboard and writing some code that lets you use org-mode tables as the source for the keymaps (which in my opinion helps keep it clean looking and improves the editing experience). So far it is working well for me.
I'll send a pull request if you're interested soonish (once I'm sure it is working well and when I find time).
The character representation for "^" (circumflex) is incorrect in the
mugur--symbolfunction.?\^has a special meaning as control (e.g.?\^cisC-c. You need to use?^to represent it properly. This lead to "^" getting exported as a macro instead of as a normal keycode.I found this while working on my keyboard and writing some code that lets you use org-mode tables as the source for the keymaps (which in my opinion helps keep it clean looking and improves the editing experience). So far it is working well for me.
I'll send a pull request if you're interested soonish (once I'm sure it is working well and when I find time).