[BUG] Can't write "0" after pressing CTRL (related to #16)

[bastien30]

Hi,

After opening a shell and pressing CTRL button, I can't write "0" anymore (neither with keypad or with top buttons).

It seems the CTRL button is considered pressed after that, and so pressing "0" reset font/window size (and don't actually write "0").

Disabling "CTRL +/-/0" option fix the bug, so it is related to #16 I think.

Thanks.

[bastien30]

Thanks for the fix !

And sorry to bother you, but it seems the problem is the same with "Alt Gr" key.

[lalbornoz]

Oh, how annoying. Thanks for the report, will look into that.

[lalbornoz]

Can't reproduce (though w/ Wine,) can you provide example keystrokes w/ AltGr that don't work as expected?

[bastien30]

Just launch a session, press "AltGr" one time, and then press "0" : it doesn't write anything.

And, if you resize your font/window then press "AltGr" one time, then press "0" : the font/windows will reset to default size.

Exactly same behaviour than with "Ctrl" key before.

Let me know if you need more details.

[lalbornoz]

AltGr + 0 doesn't write anything for me whether that option is enabled or not.

[bastien30]

Did you release the AltGr key before pressing "0" ?

[lalbornoz]

Yes. AltGr acts as compose key, try AltGr + " + a, etc., AltGr 0 0 doesn't do anything so it won't write anything, which is unrelated to this feature.

[bastien30]

It seems like pressing AltGr is considered as if Ctrl key is (and stay) pressed.

Another example : I can't write the symbol "}" in a shell because when I press AltGr + "}" the size of font/windows increase and nothing is writen.
I have a AZERTY keyboard and the "}" key is the same than "+" :

[bastien30]

Thank you for the update, it works perfectly now 👍