[Bug] NUM9 and NUM3 act like PgUp, PgDn, regardless of NumLock status.

[kasper93]

NUM9 and NUM3 should be 3, 9 if the NumLock is enabled. On Windows, didn't check other platforms.

[alifeee]

same here, pasting instead of creating new issue

typing numpad 6 is replaced by last sent message

other numpad keys do other mysterious things

this is unrelated to whether numlock is on/off

OS: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS x86_64
Kernel: Linux 6.12.10-76061203-generc
Halloy version: 2025.7

[crabbedhaloablution]

14567 work for me with numlock on, but 2 and 8 are seemingly noops (probably because ↑ and ↓ don't really do anything in Halloy) and 9 and 3 act as described in the title.

OS: Gentoo (Gnome Wayland Desktop)
Kernel: 6.17.4
Halloy version: 2025.9

[inphobia]

i'll add another voice

findings

• when numlock is on and you use the numpad
  • can be used to corrently produce 0.1456+7/*-
  • 2389 behave as with if no numlock
  • can't reproduce 6 explained here^1.
  • unlike previous poster, up/down arrow i think are bound to a feature with default settings: at the very least it will cycle through the previously entered prompts, unless nothing has been entered. step to reprocude at the very end[^3].
• numpad with numlock off:
  • it behaves as expected
• bonus: shift + insert ignored
  • is a paste clipboard (ctrl + v) action in windows and most unixlike stuff

i don't write, nor read, rust. hadn't heard of iced-rs before this, so did not do a deep dive.
to me it feels like several defaults or assumptions have been made on most common use of keyboards which could have resulted using alternate actions for several keys[^2].

https://github.com/iced-rs/iced/issues/2277 mentions:

You should use the text field of the KeyPressed variant for any kind of user input.

which is were i ended my narrow dive. anyone familiar with rust & halloy's codebase should be able to to quickly know if that's relevant or not.

thanks for writing halloy btw!

setup

versions, kb settings and hw

• halloy 2025.11
• windows 11 x86_64 25h2 build 26200.7019
• kb layout set to "belgian(period) azerty"
  • system language: en_us
  • likely not relevant, but for completeness quircks of this layout in footnote[^2].
• keyboard
  • topre realforce1 we20b0 rev.a
  • 105 key - iso layout

config without irc server info

theme = "midnight"

[preview]
enabled = false

[buffer.backlog_separator]
hide_when_all_read = true

[^2]: azerty quircks
azerty be has a different layout compared to azerty fr
azerty be-nl & be-fr are cosmetic
instead of caps lock, azerty has shift lock
alt-gr and alongside it dead keys are in use
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZERTY#Differences_between_the_Belgian_and_French_layouts has good overview. [^3]: reproduced with: start client, connect to server, enter channel.
1- type anything, do not press enter, if you now use 8 on the numpad (numlock status makes no diff) - nothing will happen
2- type anything, press enter, just repeat
3- type anything, do not press enter, if you now use 8 on the numpad (numlock status makes no diff) - but pressing 8 will now show what you typed at step 2