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one-shot shift interferes with defoverrides #1136
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Could the above behavior be confirmed as a bug or is something else going wrong here? |
Can you see if this fixes the issue: #1120 |
When I understand that correct I would need to use
which will result in an error when parsing the file (with WinIOv2), because that option seems to be missing in the latest release 1.6.1, so it seems I need to wait with testing for an updated release: 2024-07-08T12:00:05.6980399+02:00 [INFO] kanata v1.6.1 starting
2024-07-08T12:00:05.7015611+02:00 [ERROR] failed to parse file |
It is unsupported in 1.6.1 but I have now released a new build that supports the option: |
Thanks a lot Jtroo. The new release with that option solves this problem. :-) You are doing a great job with this program, which is really needed with not many (good) alternatives. Thanks a lot! |
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Describe the bug
With that configuration the swapping of '+' and '=' works great, with and without one-shot shift. The other two assignments do only work when I keep the @oss-key (one-shot-shift key) held.
So 'https://github.com/oss' + '.' (one-shot-shift-key used held and character key tapped) will result in the ':' character correctly like wanted. But when I use the one-shot shift-key by just tapping it (thus making use of one-shot) I get a double character output. Is that a bug? The output in this example is ':.' -- so first the correctly shifted output ':' but then in addition the unshifted output after that as well, here the dot character '.'
Edit: Other than that the one-shot function works fine. So the one-shot shift does not cause the double character output for characters and also the swapped =-key.
Relevant kanata config
To Reproduce
use one-shot-shift (defined named as oss), not held, but tapped
Expected behavior
single character output of the shifted key, instead of the double character output (shifted and unshifted key output)
Kanata version
1.61
Debug logs
No response
Operating system
Windows 11
Additional context
No response
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