Modifiers with side-effects makes the upKey unusable #3
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The `.down()` method no longer automatically takes care of checking if the
timeout has passed. Instead such a check is sent as a parameter. Now the
`Dual.Key` class no longer needs to reference `Dual`, and unnecessary
{downKey down} won't be sent.
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Dual.set("s", _, "LAlt")seems like a combination of the s key and left alt. It is—except that you no longer can type s. That is because a lone release of alt usually means showing a hidden menu bar. Same thing for the windows keys.It could be solved by only sending the downKey when in combination with a comboKey. However, then we'd loose the ability to combine the downKey with any key. Perhaps the behavior could be toggled per dual-role key, like
Dual.set("s", _, "LAlt", true)?Or perhaps the downKey should be sent down after the timeout has passed? Sounds like the best option to me …
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