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Numpad Decimal does Delete, Numpad 0 does Insert, Numpad numbers do Numrow numbers #83
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Also, I'm not sure if this is related, but the numpad numbers execute just the normal numrow numbers instead of numpad numbers. Describe the bug To Reproduce
Expected behavior Desktop (please complete the following information):
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Hello @Munzu ! I have reviewed what you experienced and i came to the realization that the default layer 1 goes shipped with the normal numbers as the numpad disposition! you can configure the right keys by selecting them in the |
Hi Alex, thank you, you were right. I changed them to numpad and now they work. Is there a way to have those keys be available without having to manually turn on numlock? I think it's a little unintuitive. |
Hello again Munzu, You are right, it's unintuitive that you have to activate the numlock to send a keyCode when you can configure whatever, but the fact is that it isn't the keyboard who is responsible to decide if you are pressing an arrow or a number from the numpad, but the computer it's connected to. Basically... blame the specs. With numlock OFF, you get navigation. ON, you get numbers... however, the numpads are all sending the same keycodes, it's how the OS interprets them that is differentiated by numlock. so nothing we can do here from the Raise's side 😢 I'll close this, if you have any good feature request, please tell it to us! we will try to make it happen 😄 |
Describe the bug
When a key is mapped to numpad decimal point, it doesn't actually do execute a numpad period but rather the Delete key.
Similarly, when a key is mapped to numpad 0, it executes the insert key.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
When I press the key to which I mapped numpad decimal point or numpad 0, I expect it to type those keys. Not Delete and Insert.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Tested and reproduced on both Colemak and QWERTY.
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