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Windows: Impossible to use accents while typing OUTSIDE of Quod Libet #1168
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Comment #1 originally posted by reiter.christoph on 2013-05-26T11:49:23.000Z: Confirmed on Win7... maybe pyhook (multimedia keys..) related. |
Comment #2 originally posted by reiter.christoph on 2013-05-26T12:01:03.000Z: Yeah, pyhook related. If you can live without multimedia key support, rename or delete "C:\Programs\Quod Libet\bin\pyHook" to fix it. |
Comment #3 originally posted by reiter.christoph on 2013-05-26T12:06:25.000Z: |
Comment #4 originally posted by unix.timestamp@gmx.com on 2013-05-30T09:05:51.000Z: I renamed pyHook, and it works. I don't use multimedia keys anyway, so i'll stick to the workaround, thanks ! |
Hmm, sad not being able to use multimedia keys, but the workaround worked! |
I've been running into this problem a lot, and didn't realize it was Quod Libet for several months. Welp, that's a few months of copy-pasting accented characters wasted. Is there no way to actually fix this? An alternative to pyHook, or a fix to pyHook, perhaps? Anything? Anything at all? 😞 |
No idea how to fix this... any info on alternatives/fixes welcome. |
Maybe PyHooked could work? https://github.com/IronManMark20/pyhooked |
Interesting, thanks! |
This issue has been opened for one year in pyHook's bugtracker. From a quick look on Pypi, pyHooked seems much more "alive" than pyHook, so it could be a smart move. Not sure how much work this involves, though. |
Fixed in master (94dadf2) |
If someone wants to test: https://bitbucket.org/lazka/quodlibet/downloads/quodlibet-3.7.-1-rev8048-186f272-installer.exe I've only tested with AutoHotkey emulating keys as I don't have multimedia keys on my keyboard. |
Excellent @lazka. I just tested it. As example: áëîò. Thanks! |
Thanks for testing! |
MM keys work and accents work. (Windows 7 x64 as well.) Danke schön, @lazka. |
I had the same issue. Used your binaries above and it worked. Double accents are fixed. Keep up the good work! |
Original issue 1168 created by unix.timestamp@gmx.com on 2013-05-26T10:21:17.000Z:
I ran into this problem and don't know if it's GTK related, it seems very weird: when QuodLibet is running (on Windows 7, I didn't check if it happened on Linux) stroking accents keys in any application produce immediatly a double accent, instead of letting type the letter that should take the accent.
To get "ê" I normally type "^" and then "e", if I do so when QuodLibet is running I get: "^^e"
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