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We're using Keypress for lab experiments here at my department and it's tremendously helpful -- awesome job!
I was curious whether I'm missing an easy way to fire an event on a sequence combo being pressed consecutively? In the sequence combo below with q and w, the keyup event fires whenever I hold q and release w (which makes perfect sense). I was looking to fire an event whenever q is pressed and released first, then w is pressed and released after. In other words, when I type "q w". Using on_release, I get closer because I have to release both keys, but I can keep both of them down at the same time.
Oh, hmmm, sounds like there might be a bug with on_keyup for sequence combos. Using on_keydown is probably your best bet, and I can look into getting on_keyup and release to work properly with sequences.
We're using Keypress for lab experiments here at my department and it's tremendously helpful -- awesome job!
I was curious whether I'm missing an easy way to fire an event on a sequence combo being pressed consecutively? In the sequence combo below with q and w, the keyup event fires whenever I hold q and release w (which makes perfect sense). I was looking to fire an event whenever q is pressed and released first, then w is pressed and released after. In other words, when I type "q w". Using
on_release
, I get closer because I have to release both keys, but I can keep both of them down at the same time.Maybe totally unclear -- happy to clarify.
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