Re: Input issues - key down with no key up

[Maciej W. Rozycki]

On Fri, 22 Aug 2003, Andries Brouwer wrote:

>   The others do not, except for the rather special Switch window key.
>   Upon press it produces the LAlt-down, LShift-down, Tab-down, Tab-up sequence;
>   it repeats Tab-down; and upon release it produces the sequence Tab-up,
>   LAlt-up, LShift-up.

 What an interesting "design" of hardware trying to fit some version of
software.  Do you know if the key behaves consitently if either or both
<LAlt> and <LShift> are already depressed?  And do cursor/editor keys work
properly while <Switch_window> is depressed?  Can I unambiguosly map the
sequence the key generates e.g. to a "Multi_key" keysym? :->

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