Keyboard::Other(XXX).click() clicking wrong key.

[ahmedlahrizi]

I'm trying to mute sound using keyboard using this program:

When i click the mute button it works and says Jackpot, but at the start of my program, it clicks the d lettter.

Rustc version: 1.71.1
Mki version: 0.2.3

use mki::{bind_any_key, Action, Keyboard};
use Keyboard::*;

fn main() {
    println!("Hello, world!");

    Other(173).click();

    bind_any_key(Action::handle_kb(|key| {
        println!("Pessed key: {:?}", key);
        if let Other(173) = key {
            println!("Jackpot !!");
        }
    }));

    thread::sleep(Duration::from_secs(69));

    /* $obj = new-object -com wscript.shell
    $obj.SendKeys([char]173) */
}

[fulara]

Is this intentional that you have this Other(173).click() thingy?
Not sure if this causes the issue you have, but looks unexpected.

[ahmedlahrizi]

The problem is that this line of code clicks the d letter on my keyboard instead of the mute key.
The rest of the code is just to make sure that 173 is the right number for the mute key.

[fulara]

ah! I see.

That's what I was afraid this question is about.
This might be related to this thing:
#5

I should be using scan codes.
I think VKs may not work exactly depending on keyboard layout and what not.
but that's just a guess - I'll try to give it a go sometime soon.

[ahmedlahrizi]

I also forgot to mention i use a french (azerty) keyboard layout, i tried qwerty but it didn't help me out.