Double press with no wait & other questions

[suzuh]

Hello, I'm trying to send an output when I press a key twice

Space !250ms Space >> B

My issue with the code above is that while it works, it has to wait 250ms before sending the first Space

So I tried this:

? Space Space >> B

This is closer to what I want, but only for the first double press of Space. After that every single press of Space will output B, unless I interrupt the sequence with a different key.
Is there a way to reset the sequence when the ? Space Space condition is met? Or a completely different solution?
Also can I specify how long it has to wait for the condition to be met?

In other words: When I input the first Space send it immediately, and if I input Space again under X milliseconds, then send B and reset the sequence, otherwise don't send B but still reset the sequence

Other questions:

1. Does keymapper support Xbox Controllers for output? (e.g. W >> LeftStickUp)
   This would be useful for games that have no mouse and keyboard support at all

2. Is there a way to detect if the mouse cursor is visible?

[houmain]

Hi, with 5.6.0 timeouts are allowed in input expressions which never partially match / start with ?. So this should work now as expected:

? Space !250ms Space >> Backspace B

Does keymapper support Xbox Controllers for output?
Is there a way to detect if the mouse cursor is visible?

Both not supported and not planned at the moment.

[suzuh]

Tested 5.6.0 and it works perfectly, thank you!

Both not supported and not planned at the moment.

Regarding the mouse cursor visibility part, I got something working by adding a new virtual key that gets pressed/released when the cursor is visible/hidden and it can be used as a modifier in the configuration file like:
[path = "program.exe", modifier = "!CursorVisible"]
or
CursorVisible{E} >> PageDown

It's Windows only though, so I'm not sure if it's worth a pull request

Edit: It doesn't seem to detect when an application is using a software cursor (?)

[houmain]

It's Windows only though, so I'm not sure if it's worth a pull request
Edit: It doesn't seem to detect when an application is using a software cursor (?)

I would still be interested in the API calls you are using for this.