Patch for keyPressed true with no keys pressed after specific sequence of SHIFT or CTRL#955
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Patch for keyPressed true with no keys pressed after specific sequence of SHIFT or CTRL#955Rishab87 wants to merge 1 commit intoprocessing:mainfrom
SHIFT or CTRL#955Rishab87 wants to merge 1 commit intoprocessing:mainfrom
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@Stefterv I've already replicated it in tests and it was working fine with this approach although I'm not sure about if this approach can cause any further issues, I'll try some different approach with hash present and fix it in that PR, thank you for the suggestion. |
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The issue was that earlier we were using a hash for registering keys. For example, when someone pressed Ctrl and then A, the combination Ctrl+A got registered, and when they released Ctrl and then A, the Ctrl+A combination remained registered because it had a specific hash that was not released upon releasing both keys. That is why I removed the hash and am now directly registering the key.
However, I'm not sure why we were using a hash in the first place. Is there any specific reason? If yes, then I can change this approach.
Fixes #779