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2 years ago 2.2.2 had an overhaul for event posting which is why you get a warning with that version. It sounds like the lookup table may just be missing the media keys. I'll take a look in a bit and get back to you. Remind me if I forget.
On Wed, Aug 17, 2022, 2:58 PM Lucas Uchiha @.***> wrote:
Hello, I'm using this library in a Kotlin project. This code works perfectly on a Windows machine:
GlobalScreen.postNativeEvent(
NativeKeyEvent( 2401, // id 0, // modifiers 175, // rawCode NativeKeyEvent.VC_VOLUME_UP, // keyCode NativeKeyEvent.CHAR_UNDEFINED // keyChar ))
but when I test the same code on any Ubuntu based system it doesn't work. I tried capturing the parameters using a NativeKeyListener and got the following:
GlobalScreen.postNativeEvent(
NativeKeyEvent( 2401, // id 8192, // modifiers 65299, // rawCode NativeKeyEvent.VC_VOLUME_UP, // keyCode NativeKeyEvent.CHAR_UNDEFINED // keyChar ))
but the problem persists. Up to version 2.2.1 absolutely nothing happens when I run the code but with version 2.2.2 I get this warning in the console:
ago. 17, 2022 6:23:10 PM com.github.kwhat.jnativehook.GlobalScreen postNativeEvent ADVERTÊNCIA: post_key_event [38]: Unable to lookup scancode: 57392
"ADVERTÊNCIA" means "warning" in portuguese.
I used volume up as an example, but the same problem occurs with other media keys. Any idea why this is happening?
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Hello, I'm using this library in a Kotlin project. This code works perfectly on a Windows machine:
but when I test the same code on any Ubuntu based system it doesn't work. I tried capturing the parameters using a NativeKeyListener and got the following:
but the problem persists. Up to version 2.2.1 absolutely nothing happens when I run the code but with version 2.2.2 I get this warning in the console:
"ADVERTÊNCIA" means "warning" in portuguese.
I used volume up as an example, but the same problem occurs with other media keys. Any idea why this is happening?