Using double OSM via macro makes them sticky

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Hello. Based on the OneShot.inject example I have the following code in my sketch:

    case MACRO_OSM_LEVEL4:
        if (keyToggledOn(keyState))
        {
            OneShot.inject(OSM(RightAlt), keyState);
            OneShot.inject(OSM(LeftShift), keyState);
        }
        break;

On my Kubuntu system RightAlt + Shift selects the fourth shift level of my a key in the active XKB keyboard layout. So I have made a level 4 key that activates them together.

However triggering this macro once causes the two modifiers to go into sticky mode which is not what is desired. Tapping the level 3 and shift modifiers in sequence doesn’t go into sticky mode.

@algernon or someone please advise!

It is desirable that my virtual Level4 key works like any other OSM key: single tap for one time behaviour and double tap for sticky with third tap for release, but I’m not sure if this is possible within the current framework…

2

Are you on the latest git master version of OneShot?

3

Yes I’m on:

b683383 (HEAD) Override onSetup when using a compatibility layer
4

Try updating, there’s 701e79d3dc136050a629d83328101e7698c591c6 after that, which might fix this issue for you.

5

Now on

701e79d (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Clear should_cancel_ when canceling stickiness with a third tap

but no joy. Still sticky…

6

Can you open a GitHub issue about this? I don’t have time to debug it right now, but I can assign the GitHub issue to myself, and I’ll remember to have a look at it the next time I have some keyboard-time.

7

Out of curiosity - did it work before?

8

No ever since I configured this it is behaving stickily…

9

https://github.com/keyboardio/Kaleidoscope-OneShot/issues/38. Thanks! :bouquet::bouquet::bouquet: