Apparently, " is part of an accented character in US(international) keyboard layout (additional character specific to the language of an origin - for example, left and right double quotation marks). The code did not handle it too well since it maps to 2 ASCII characters instead of one (one of them is so called "dead" character). We can ignore the dead character as a workaround for this problem. The patch is attached. <Someone>.
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