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I ran into some issues when testing out the program on various machines. On both my Arch Linux OS and Ubuntu 16.04 OS, the values for the shortcuts listed seem to differ per system. I have listed what I have gathered from testing below. All the ones listed are different from the ones currently in the code, the rest are the same.
ArchLinux
KEY_ALT_LEFT = 546
KEY_ALT_RIGHT = 561
KEY_ALT_SHIFT_LEFT = 547
KEY_ALT_SHIFT_RIGHT = 562
KEY_CTRL_DOWN = 528
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_DOWN = 529
KEY_CTRL_LEFT = 548
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_LEFT = 549
KEY_CTRL_RIGHT = 563
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_RIGHT = 564
KEY_CTRL_UP = 569
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_UP = 570
KEY_ALT_A = (97,). I had to find this key through another terminal in Arch. Read note below
KEY_ALT_B = (98,)
KEY_ALT_C = (99,)
KEY_ALT_S = (115,)
Ubuntu 16.04
KEY_ALT_LEFT = 543
KEY_ALT_RIGHT = 558
KEY_ALT_SHIFT_LEFT = 544
KEY_ALT_SHIFT_RIGHT = 559
KEY_CTRL_DOWN = 525
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_DOWN = 526
KEY_CTRL_LEFT = 545
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_LEFT = 546
KEY_CTRL_RIGHT = 560
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_RIGHT = 561
KEY_CTRL_UP = 566
KEY_CTRL_SHIFT_UP = 567
KEY_ALT_A = (97,)
KEY_ALT_B = (98,)
KEY_ALT_C = (99,)
KEY_ALT_S = (115,)
NOTE: In some cases, I think the OS shortcuts and some terminal shortcuts take precedence over being inputs for the terminal. For example, on Ubuntu, my terminal can't detect CTRL+ALT+T because that is the OS shortcut to open a new terminal. In my case, specifically for Arch, I had to use another terminal because KEY_ALT_A opened up an option and thus couldn't be detected as an input. This case can be seen on both Arch Linux and Ubuntu when I try to use the KEY_SHIFT_F10 shortcut, which can't be detected since it pops up an option instead. In some other terminals, (I tested multiple in Arch Linux), the CTRL_SHIFT_* keys as well as a few others cannot be detected, but they didn't seem to be a shortcut for anything in particular. However, I don't think this note is a high priority matter since most of the important shortcuts seem to be detected with the default terminals.
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I ran into some issues when testing out the program on various machines. On both my Arch Linux OS and Ubuntu 16.04 OS, the values for the shortcuts listed seem to differ per system. I have listed what I have gathered from testing below. All the ones listed are different from the ones currently in the code, the rest are the same.
ArchLinux
Ubuntu 16.04
NOTE: In some cases, I think the OS shortcuts and some terminal shortcuts take precedence over being inputs for the terminal. For example, on Ubuntu, my terminal can't detect CTRL+ALT+T because that is the OS shortcut to open a new terminal. In my case, specifically for Arch, I had to use another terminal because KEY_ALT_A opened up an option and thus couldn't be detected as an input. This case can be seen on both Arch Linux and Ubuntu when I try to use the KEY_SHIFT_F10 shortcut, which can't be detected since it pops up an option instead. In some other terminals, (I tested multiple in Arch Linux), the CTRL_SHIFT_* keys as well as a few others cannot be detected, but they didn't seem to be a shortcut for anything in particular. However, I don't think this note is a high priority matter since most of the important shortcuts seem to be detected with the default terminals.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: