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Describe the bug
I was searching for a tool that I can use in live-demos of development tooling sessions to visualize the magic keyboard shortcuts I am pressing. Therefore I found keyviz what seems to be the perfect match. Thanks for making this great tool - it looks quite promising but ...
My expecation now would be that when I press [Ctrl][Shit][t] to open a type in Eclipse, it would show these three keys.
However, in 95% of the cases I tested this it only shows [Ctrl][t] what seems like a bug to me.
Version: v1.0.6
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Activate keyviz
Enable Hotkey Filter in the general settings
Open an app (e.g. notepad)
Press quickly together [Ctrl][Shit][t]
See that only [Ctrl][t] is displayed and [Shift] is missing.
When I use Eclipse, [Ctrl][t] does a very different thing compared to [Ctrl][Shift][t] so I can verify what I really pressed and see that keyviz is "lying" to me.
Expected behavior
I expect that exactly the combination of keys I pressed on my keyboard will be displayed by keyviz.
I am fully aware that [AltGr] is displayed as combination of [Ctrl][Alt] what is fully fine for me, but if I press [Shift] and keyviz is not showing [Shift], I consider this a bug and that makes the usage of the tool fade for my usecase unfortunately.
UPDATE: After disabling Hotkey Filter, the bug is gone. However, Hotkey Filter is what I would love to have active as otherwise it is quite disturbing when I type texts fast. I would like to only display hotkey combinations.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows 11
Additional context
I have disabled auto-hotkeys to avoid side-effects from other tools that may interfere but this does not help.
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For the record: With [Ctrl][Alt][t] for instance it works reliably. With [Alt][Shift][t] I also get the same bug that [Shift] is missing most of the times. Esp. when I press all keys quickly together what I usually do. For me it seems that there is some bug with the [Shift] key detection.
Describe the bug
I was searching for a tool that I can use in live-demos of development tooling sessions to visualize the magic keyboard shortcuts I am pressing. Therefore I found keyviz what seems to be the perfect match. Thanks for making this great tool - it looks quite promising but ...
My expecation now would be that when I press
[Ctrl][Shit][t]
to open a type in Eclipse, it would show these three keys.However, in 95% of the cases I tested this it only shows
[Ctrl][t]
what seems like a bug to me.Version: v1.0.6
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
[Ctrl][Shit][t]
[Ctrl][t]
is displayed and[Shift]
is missing.When I use Eclipse,
[Ctrl][t]
does a very different thing compared to[Ctrl][Shift][t]
so I can verify what I really pressed and see that keyviz is "lying" to me.Expected behavior
I expect that exactly the combination of keys I pressed on my keyboard will be displayed by keyviz.
I am fully aware that
[AltGr]
is displayed as combination of[Ctrl][Alt]
what is fully fine for me, but if I press[Shift]
and keyviz is not showing[Shift]
, I consider this a bug and that makes the usage of the tool fade for my usecase unfortunately.UPDATE: After disabling Hotkey Filter, the bug is gone. However, Hotkey Filter is what I would love to have active as otherwise it is quite disturbing when I type texts fast. I would like to only display hotkey combinations.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I have disabled auto-hotkeys to avoid side-effects from other tools that may interfere but this does not help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: