Closed KaiHuaDou closed 8 months ago
Hi @KaiHuaDou, sorry for the late response. There were some changes to how keypresses are handled in the latest 1.3.1 release. Would it be possible for you to test it again on that version? I did not implement any specific fix, but I want to make sure that the issue still exists in the latest version.
Sorry, the problem persists.
I selected a ".py" file and pressed the enter key quickly, and it started two instances instead of just one instance.
I selected a ".py" file and long pressed the enter key without releasing it, and it started almost 60 instances instead of just one instance.
I selected a ".py" file and long pressed the enter key without releasing it, and it started almost 60 instances instead of just one instance.
Holding the key down allowed me to reproduce it! Thank you for the hint. Maybe you have set Windows to use a very short keyboard repetition delay?
Anyways, I implemented a fix for it. It will be available in the next release.
Preflight Checklist
EverythingToolbar Version
1.2.0
Everything Version
1.4.1.1024 (x64)
Windows Version
Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2 (19045.3516)
Steps to reproduce
Expected Behavior
Selected program launch once.
Actual Behavior
Selected program launch twice.
Screenshots
No response
Log output
Additional Information
I think EverythingToolbar launches the selected program both on ButtonDown and ButtonUp.
This bug often occurs on programs that are slower to start. Like
*.py
,*.csproj
.