I occasionally encounter the issue of missing listening events when using this framework to listen for key values. I would like to press Shift+ So that I can obtain '>'. My ideal code execution process is
1 NativeKeyPressed ->'Shift '(keyCode=0xe36)
2 NativeKeyTyped ->'Shift '(keyCode=0xe36)
3 NativeKeyPressed ->'.' (keyCode=52)
5 NativeKeyTyped ->'.' (keyCode=52)
6 NativeKeyReleased: ->'.' (keyCode=52)
7 NativeKeyReleased: ->'Shift' (keyCode=0xe36)
Unfortunately, I did not execute step 7, which resulted in issues with subsequent buttons. I am using version com. github. kwhat: jnativehook: 2.2.2, running on Ubuntu 22, and using Java version 1.8. How do I fix this issue
I occasionally encounter the issue of missing listening events when using this framework to listen for key values. I would like to press Shift+ So that I can obtain '>'. My ideal code execution process is
1 NativeKeyPressed ->'Shift '(keyCode=0xe36)
2 NativeKeyTyped ->'Shift '(keyCode=0xe36)
3 NativeKeyPressed ->'.' (keyCode=52)
5 NativeKeyTyped ->'.' (keyCode=52)
6 NativeKeyReleased: ->'.' (keyCode=52)
7 NativeKeyReleased: ->'Shift' (keyCode=0xe36)
Unfortunately, I did not execute step 7, which resulted in issues with subsequent buttons. I am using version com. github. kwhat: jnativehook: 2.2.2, running on Ubuntu 22, and using Java version 1.8. How do I fix this issue