downgrade to 0.11.0

[rob-rb]

Thanks a lot for this great package. It seems that in 0.13.x the keyup event in windows is broken. If had as well non-english names of special keys. Reinstall while having english as the system language helps.

[IagoBeuller]

Hotkey trigger_on_release doesn't work because of that probably. Another problem with Hotkeys is this: ctrl+shift+a, s. This would trigger when the user holds ctrl, shift and "a" at once, releases, and then presses "s". <-- This isn't working. Would be nice an implementation of mouse in hotkeys. I modified the keyboard lib to do it so. The mouse keys names: 'mleft', 'mright', 'middle', 'mx', 'mx2'.

[dtraparic]

Thanks a lot ! I also had non-english names for keys such as down/left/right/up. For a reason I don't have, only one hook (the on_press xor the on_release) could work simultaneously (the first listener enabled). I downgraded to 0.11.0 and now it works and I have only english names. Here is the code used to test it :

import pprint

import keyboard

def on_press_callback(key):
    print("Key pressed: {0}".format(key))

def on_release_callback(key):
    print("Key released: {0}".format(key))

keyboard.on_press(on_press_callback)
keyboard.on_release(on_release_callback)

while(1):
    pass

[Lay3r8]

I have the exact same issue here:

The code posted above does not work with the latest version (0.13.5) -> only the on_press event is triggered when using both on_press and on_release events. If you comment the line keyboard.on_press(on_press_callback) the on_release event works normally though.

After downgrading to v0.11.0 the problem disappear (thanks for the tip @Ark-70!)