SpecialCharacter

Now I only need to find a way to suppress control keys. Apparently it is very difficult, not like AutoHotkey... :(

Same kind of problem here (PC, Windows 10, Pynput version 1.4). Tried to execute code I had written on an older PC. When I type S, the listener returns special...

Sorry, so I need the *listener* to give me a big S, but so far I'm only getting shift+s. Is there an easy way to implement this?

I have German keyboard layout under Windows 10 (have not checked under Mac yet) with the same issue. ^a --> â etc. works because it is translated to another character,...

Sorry, never done that ... trigger: "â" / replace: ":)" --> output ":)" [German keyboard layout] trigger: "^a" / replace: ":)" --> output "â" [German keyboard layout overrides espanso] trigger:...

Any update?

Oskiator, what about axyz (without â)? Does it trigger as well? Or "tâ" --> "tache"? Maybe it strips the Unicode and works just in ASCII...?

I solved it by toggling a variable "ctrl" from True to False in the on_press(key)/on_release(key), then: ``` if ctrl == True and key == Key.right ctrl = False ``` Does...

@savankaneriya [savankaneriya](https://github.com/savankaneriya) Sorry: ` cmd = False alt_gr = False echo = False def on_press(key): global cmd global alt_gr global echo try: print('alphanumeric key {0} pressed'.format( key.char)) except AttributeError: print('special...

Anyone? Am I the only one that has problems with "key released"?