Didn't test the plugin (though I should have had, given death.crafter's dedication of his Lua script to me, lol), but the plugin's GitHub page seems to indicate that such characters can be used literally:The plugin even if seems useful, has a great problem: it seems not too handle the not-english characters (for instance á, é, ö - this are Hungarian characters, or ă, ș, î - Romanian characters, but I assume the same applies for any character with diacritics, by any not-English language).
https://github.com/deathcrafter/PluginHotInput#input-strings
Generally speaking, if Brian's HotKey had a multiple key whitelist / blacklist system similar to the UsageMonitor one, to avoid making thousands of measures for every little character, replicating natively in Rainmeter most of what InputText does would be easier. Another way of doing it, but again non natively, would be through the WebView plugin and passing the result to Rainmeter via RainmeterAPI. So far, InputText seems to check most boxes from all the possibilities, at least when it comes to making this as simple as possible for the regular user. Focus and transparency are about the only drawbacks of InputText.
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 7:53 am