Thanks for the hint, but I did not have any problem with the final
version of 1.1.0, which is out now.
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Title:
type() types multiple chars wit
Ok, I'll check when I update, thanks.
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Title:
type() types multiple chars with capital
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Bug description:
This is th
(but, btw, I can live with this. Getting OCR working is *much* higher
priority!!! ;-) )
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Title:
type() types multiple chars with capital
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This is still happening for me, with the 1.1.0 release.
A simple (Python) test function as:
def testFun3():
init()
MyAppRegion.type("v", Key.SHIFT)
time.sleep(3)
... causes the app to behave as if both a V and a v have been sent. If I
manually type V and v, the app does the same
Sorry, but I cannot reproduce this behavior with different apps:
example:
# chrome is running
App("chrome").focus()
win = App.focusedWindow()
wait(1)
type("l", Key.CTRL)
type("v", Key.SHIFT)
wait(3) # time to watch ;-)
What I see as result is one uppercase v
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