Default Keyboard Mappings have conflict between "Change Language Mode" and "Keymaps"

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Default Keyboard Mappings have conflict between "Change Language Mode" and "Keymaps" #32100

Closed MarlonRodriguez closed 7 years ago

MarlonRodriguez commented 7 years ago

VSCode Version: Code 1.14.2 (cb82febafda0c8c199b9201ad274e25d9a76874e, 2017-07-19T23:34:19.566Z)
OS Version: Windows_NT x64 6.1.7601
Extensions:

Extension	Author (truncated)	Version
puppet	Bor	0.3.2
gitignore	cod	0.5.0
vscode-markdownlint	Dav	0.10.0
githistory	don	0.2.2
python	don	0.7.0
xml	Dot	1.9.2
gitlens	eam	4.3.3
git-project-manager	fel	1.3.2
code-runner	for	0.6.31
beautify	Hoo	1.1.1
rpm-spec	Lau	0.2.1
PowerShell	ms-	1.4.1
vscode-icons	rob	7.12.0
html-preview-vscode	tht	0.1.1

Steps to Reproduce: Simply try to change language mode using ctrl+k+m. You will get keymappings instead. The conflict detection needs to catch combinations like: "ctrl+k,ctrl+m" and "ctrl+k+m".

Reproduces without extensions: Yes

alexdima commented 7 years ago

@MarlonRodriguez The keybindings ctrl+k m and ctrl+k ctrl+m are not in conflict and they can be both triggered independently:

`ctrl+k m`

press Ctrl
press K (gets dispatched as ctrl+k)
release K and Ctrl in any order
press M (gets dispatched as m)
release M

`ctrl+k ctrl+m`

press Ctrl
press K (gets dispatched as ctrl+k)
release K
(you can optionally release Ctrl, but have it pressed again before next bullet point)
press M (gets dispatched as ctrl+m)
release M and Ctrl in any order

MarlonRodriguez commented 7 years ago

@alexandrudima Ahh, thanks, that's a behavior I hadn't seen or used before. It makes sense,just like pressing alt, releasing, then pressing a letter for a menu item will work. Had not seen that with ctrl and assumed I needed to keep it pressed. My bad.