Josh Goebel

Agree, wouldn't it be as simple as a small helper function `W` as you've named it?

More information is needed here.... - it failed HOW? - disable what? The touchpad? Is so this issue is a dup.

Pretty sure this should be closed as a dup of https://github.com/mooz/xkeysnail/issues/144

@aixiangfei #144 holds the solution, you need to hack your emulated input devices to resemble your actual input device.

> I don't think there's a widely accepted Wayland protocol for this, so you'll have to rely on specific hacks for your WM/DE of choice. That's the feeling I'm getting...

This sounds like a bug to me... if a keybinding gets an unexpected key it should probably break out and just send the keys straight thru without processing.

My bad, this is correct behavior. The `C-x` keystroke just changes the "active" key map to the nested one... **it doesn't output any keys.** If you hit `b` at that...

> I'd like to be able to use xkeysnail to rebind keys per-mode in Tridactyl, Could you do this with a conditional keymap if we supported WM_NAME just by changing...

Mappings are discrete, not additive - as you've seen. I'm not sure additive is what most people would want/expect. When you're holding down shift there is no way for the...

> because you get N times more mappings. Why is this a problem? All the lookup tables should be dicts/hashed, so even with tons of mappings that part should be...