robotgo.EventHook(hook.KeyDown, []string{"command", "m"}, func(e hook.Event) {
// soemtimes trigger by only m direct ？？？？
expectedrawcode := hook.KeychartoRawcode("m")
println(expectedrawcode)
if e.Rawcode == expectedrawcode {
timespeakImplementation()
fmt.Println("timespeak execued")
//robotgo.EventEnd()
}
})
Description
hey,i need help,thanks.In the code above,i use robotgo detecting keydown ,when the key windows+m pressed,then call a function,but Occasionally, even without pressing the Windows key, just pressing the M key triggers the event,i found this when typing characters in the text input boxes of other programs, use the built-in input method of Windows 10. This has happened many times. Why is this? Is it an issue with how I'm calling the code, or is it a bug in robotgo?tanks again
the full code is here github：https://github.com/GodGavin/winsleep/blob/master/main.go
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auuunya
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2 weeks ago
Description
hey,i need help,thanks.In the code above,i use robotgo detecting keydown ,when the key windows+m pressed,then call a function,but Occasionally, even without pressing the Windows key, just pressing the M key triggers the event,i found this when typing characters in the text input boxes of other programs, use the built-in input method of Windows 10. This has happened many times. Why is this? Is it an issue with how I'm calling the code, or is it a bug in robotgo?tanks again the full code is here github：https://github.com/GodGavin/winsleep/blob/master/main.go ...