Good afternoon! While using this library, two problems arose:
1) If you place the code to activate Global Events in a separate class (in a method) and then call it in the main form (FormName_Load) - then Global Events stops working (nothing happens).
1.1) If you use the code to activate Global Events in the main form (FormName_Load), without wrappers - everything works.
1.2) The code to activate App Events works anyway.
2) App Events start working strangely if you create 2 or more forms and put, in each separately, a key combination, (for example: to change the color of the form). Then run 2 forms (using Form2.Show() from Form1) and press key combinations - the color changes, simultaneously, in both forms. After several keystrokes, the key combination stops working in the first form (the second continues to change color).
Tatami4865
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3 years ago
Good afternoon! While using this library, two problems arose: 1) If you place the code to activate Global Events in a separate class (in a method) and then call it in the main form (FormName_Load) - then Global Events stops working (nothing happens). 1.1) If you use the code to activate Global Events in the main form (FormName_Load), without wrappers - everything works. 1.2) The code to activate App Events works anyway.
2) App Events start working strangely if you create 2 or more forms and put, in each separately, a key combination, (for example: to change the color of the form). Then run 2 forms (using Form2.Show() from Form1) and press key combinations - the color changes, simultaneously, in both forms. After several keystrokes, the key combination stops working in the first form (the second continues to change color).