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If I press the left and right shift keys together, releasing just one of those keys disables the shifted state.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a text editor on the machine your keyboard is not connected to.
Hold down the left shift key to type ONE
Keep holding the left shift key. Simultaneously hold down the right shift key and type an underscore, so the text now says ONE_.
Release the right shift key. Keeping the left shift key held down, type TWO.
Expected Behavior
After the steps above, we would expect the editor to read ONE_TWO, but it actually reads ONE_two. Releasing the right shift key dismissed the shifted state, even though the left shift key is still held down.
Your Environment
Keyboard is attached to Windows 10, 64 bit.
Editing text on an M1 Mac running MacOS Sonoma 14.6.1
Both machines running Cursr 1.7.2
License: Pro
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've started keeping the MacOS keyboard viewer open to see when my Mac's reported keyboard state is incorrect. In addition to the issue reported above, I've also seen the keyboard viewer report both shift keys being pressed, when in actuality I had nothing pressed. I don't know how to reproduce that yet, but I'll report back if I figure it out.
Describe the Bug/Issue
If I press the left and right shift keys together, releasing just one of those keys disables the shifted state.
Steps to Reproduce
ONE
ONE_
.TWO
.Expected Behavior
After the steps above, we would expect the editor to read
ONE_TWO
, but it actually readsONE_two
. Releasing the right shift key dismissed the shifted state, even though the left shift key is still held down.Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: