Consider https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon/blob/master/code/keys.py#L238
If I replace all the uses of captures/angle brackets, <self.letter>, with uses of the corresponding lists/curly brackets, {self.letter}, then unmodified_key stops working, because it produces things that haven't been mapped through the list. For example, spoken "one" produces "one" rather than "1".
The result of annotating the code with a print statement, print(m, str(m), m[0]) is:
2020-10-13 13:00:16 IO DECODED ['control', 'one']
2020-10-13 13:00:16 IO one one one
I'd like to minify this but I haven't had time yet.
Consider https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon/blob/master/code/keys.py#L238
If I replace all the uses of captures/angle brackets,
<self.letter>, with uses of the corresponding lists/curly brackets,{self.letter}, thenunmodified_keystops working, because it produces things that haven't been mapped through the list. For example, spoken "one" produces "one" rather than "1".The result of annotating the code with a print statement,
print(m, str(m), m[0])is:I'd like to minify this but I haven't had time yet.