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moses-palmer
What means "key <0> released"?
Description
Occasionally, pynput informs me "key <0> released".
What does it mean? A key that is not on the physical keyboard?
How can I create an AttributeError for that? if key == <0>: gives an error.
Platform and pynput version MacOS Catalina 10.15.7 pynput version unknown
To Reproduce I use the standard pynput.keyboard.Listener according to "Monitoring the keyboard".
The script claims it is still active, but following the "key <0> released" message, it does not execute anything.
OK, so apparently this event can appear if you are typing faster than the script can handle your input. No big deal, but is it possible to account for that without ruining my script...?
Anyone? Am I the only one that has problems with "key <0> released"?
Does this happen when you do not press a key, or are key pressed corrupted?
When I press the same key continuously.
I think this indicates that I am creating input faster than the script can handle it.
Is there a way to fix this? Like creating a buffer or artificially limiting the keystrokes?
Once "key <0> released" is encountered, the script goes into a zombie state where it is still running but not executing.
Am 06.06.2023 um 00:37 schrieb moses-palmer:
Does this happen when you do not press a key, or are key pressed corrupted?
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