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This architecture will allow for many extensibility hooks at different layers:
![arch](http://scratch.substack.net/gezi_arch_2014-08-12.jpg)
# core
Spins up the node-webkit/atom-shell/whatever conta…
ghost updated
10 years ago
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### Steps to reproduce
- Run the code in debug mode on Linux.
- Input, paste, delete some text from the text box. I'm not quite clear what actions triggerred the errors but it's fairly easy to tri…
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I've been reading and it seems that this api hooks ALL keyboards. Where would I go to alter this so that one could choose a specific keyboard device? I.e. I have 2 keyboards attached to one system bu…
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### Bug Description
For a view versions now, send on enter does not work for me. Trying to turn it off and on doesnt change that.
enter button just makes hard line break instead
### Steps to Reprod…
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### Discussed in https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/discussions/11199
Originally posted by **eleanorjboyd** July 11, 2023
Quick question on pytest_keyboard_interrupt. When I use a pytest plu…
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### Steps to Reproduce
```typescript
let transitions = {
in: new FadeInOut({ duration: 300, direction: 'in', color: Color.Black, blockInput:true }),
out: new FadeInOut({ duration: 300,…
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I've tried following the faq but I dont understand what the 'listener' stood for and yes i've tried using 'self.' here is the closest thing i've come so far:
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def test3():
def win32_event_fi…
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It would very useful to implement the return code for the hooks to stop certain keystrokes for monitored keyboards reaching also the standard input.
My use case is that a barcode scanner input get ca…
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I'm trying to write a script that hooks into the print screen key, but these haven't been working for me under keyboard.add_hotkey()
keyboard.add_hotkey("print screen", callbackFunction)
keyboard.ad…
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After running the following , the mouse cursor moving speed becomes a bit slow, guess need enchantment ,
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import win32api
import win32con
from threading import Timer
from pywinauto.win32_hooks…