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I am guessing I am not the only one to want to try this. Specifically I would like to try it on shift as that is the most commonly used modifier.
Maybe the easist way to do this is detect if a shift is pressed and relesed but no other key strokes have occured in the meantime. That would not require any timings. If that was detected we could wrap the next keystroke down with a shift down before and a shift up immediately after. no need I would think to wait till the pressed key had arrisen.
Thoughts?
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I am guessing I am not the only one to want to try this. Specifically I would like to try it on shift as that is the most commonly used modifier.
Maybe the easist way to do this is detect if a shift is pressed and relesed but no other key strokes have occured in the meantime. That would not require any timings. If that was detected we could wrap the next keystroke down with a shift down before and a shift up immediately after. no need I would think to wait till the pressed key had arrisen.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: