Pepijn de Vos

What is your OS, language and keyboard layout? I think that at least on some OSes, it only works reliably with US QWERTY layouts.

Maybe related to #55? So probably we're not cleaning up the listener properly. Sadly, documentation is a little sparse.

Not tried. There are two displays because... I can't remember, but it did not work with one. I think you can't listen and send to the same display or something....

Do you call `run` twice on the same instance? That would indeed lead to a double free. Normally you'd call `start` to run in the background, which you can only...

Don't think so. Do you have any pointers to the native API's to do so? Might be fun to play with.

You could try `xbindkeys --multikey` or our own event class to test if it is sending the expected keycodes, and compare to manually pressing the desired combination. On Sun, Mar...

Actually, setup.py is just Python code, so nothing stops us from inserting the correct dependency for the current OS. I don't know if we need to care about Waylnd and...

Wait... uhm I was under the impression that you could return the event. But no... This would be the equivalent of JS like so ``` el.onclick = function (e) {...

The Mac code already does return the event or a Null event under the covers: https://github.com/SavinaRoja/PyUserInput/blob/master/pymouse/mac.py#L130-L133 On Mac you can't capture one key only.

 I know that mac uses virtual scan codes, which are identical across layouts. It seems the windows api is giving you the raw hardware code.‎ Sent from my BlackBerry 10...