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Space Cadet Shifts sends extraneous input with KC_GESC #3701

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edward-shen opened this issue Aug 20, 2018 · 6 comments
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Space Cadet Shifts sends extraneous input with KC_GESC #3701

edward-shen opened this issue Aug 20, 2018 · 6 comments

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@edward-shen
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When typing with normal alphanumeric characters a quick shift + character sends the correct output. However, when space cadet shifts are enabled, Using either shifts for a Shift + GESC to access ~ outputs ~) and ~( when the keycombo is pressed quickly enough.

For reference, I'm using a DZ60 with pretty vanilla firmware (no special macros or anything).

Let me know if there's any additional information needed, but I think this should be reproducible in all keyboards.

@drashna
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drashna commented Aug 22, 2018

Hmm, I'm pretty sure that's because of how the two key codes work.

Not sure there is a simple fix here, and it may be a bit involved to fix.

@edward-shen
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Is there a possible workaround for this issue?

@drashna
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drashna commented Aug 22, 2018

Not that I'm aware of.

@edward-shen
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edward-shen commented Jan 16, 2020

It was mentioned that #5226 fixes this issue, but #5226 was replaced by #5277@XScorpion2, can this issue be closed?

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Ya, this issue should be closed. I just tested it to make sure this doesn't occur with the latest code too and it all checks out.

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Thanks for reporting this!

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