Jacob Eggleston

_Le sigh..._ So it turns out this doesn't work on Windows 7 anymore either. I tried the code on my work computer (Win 7) today and it failed miserably. MS...

@synkarius C# applications require that the .NET framework be installed, but that shouldn't be a problem because .NET 2.0 or better comes installed by default on Vista and up. Doing...

That's an interesting thought. In both cases, the issue seems to be with events/actions that are processed very fast on one side of the connection and then subsequent events/actions being...

> That should be possible to implement in your own grammars, after all, it's only strings that define this. It is, yes. The problem is that typing has to be...

Try adding some conditional print statements in keyboard.py -> get_keycode_and_modifiers to check what timeouts are being used for the Typable(s) generated for the asterisk.

When you say it doesn't work, I assume you mean nothing happens? First rule of troubleshooting: check your assumptions. Try printing all chars passed in to the function to a)...

So from what I remember when I looked into this back in 2015, you're right about the Typables for Keys getting created once at load time. The next step would...

@madsBR Could you tell me the Windows version you're using and the exact name of the language pack or keyboard layout in your language/keyboard settings? I'm working on a port...

Yep, that was the change set I was referring to. @pimp22 have you tried the above solution to see if it works for your issues?

I agree that overriding global or native properties should be avoided, can this be worked around by simply throwing an error (with a helpfully specific message) if a property with...