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It would be much smoother if the action would take place with the first (valid) character pressed on [X/y] prompts. Now you have to press X or y and then Return. It's the Return press I would like to avoid. I quickly studied the dactyl lib for commandline but I did not found how to do it. I found that you can supply a callback in the extra parameter that is called each time a new character is pressed but It did not work for me.
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It would be much smoother if the action would take place with the first (valid) character pressed on [X/y] prompts. Now you have to press X or y and then Return. It's the Return press I would like to avoid. I quickly studied the dactyl lib for commandline but I did not found how to do it. I found that you can supply a callback in the
extra
parameter that is called each time a new character is pressed but It did not work for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: