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This seems somewhat like an X-Y problem. To explain the behaviour though, Kanata tries to follow native key repeat where possible. macro explicitly does not though and immediately releases, by design. On Windows sending a single press without releasing will type only a single character. But Linux DEs will trigger key repeat even with one press event, without kanata explicitly asking for repeats, until release. A workaround you can try is sending a key that no-ops like f24, to keep the key held but cancel the key repeat. E.g. |
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I press+hold DEL and then press+hold J. I need it to send a backslash and nothing else while I'm holding it; release when I release it. Without macro, it repeats. With macro it releases immediately.
If I make it
(macro (unicode \))
it sends two backslashes.How do I fix it?
Here's the log:
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