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In the Hungarian layout the "alt + é" and the "capslock / alt + é" is totally different:
alt + é ==> …
capslock / alt + é ==> ä
See also the attached keymap:
I would like to bind the "capslock / alt + é" to the "alt + a". To do so, the capslock needs to be activated, the "alt + é" sent and the capslock deactivated again. I tried the following:
When the caps lock code was added, I was only able to reliably detect the caps lock through eventtap watchers but not generate it... of course I was focusing on trying to "trigger" the effect of tapping the caps lock, not use it as a key modifier...
Try hs.eventtap.event.newKeyEvent(nil, hs.keycodes.map.capslock, true/false):post() instead of the newSystemKeyEvent lines and let me know if that works any better. (note that the initial nil might need to be {} -- some comments in #1519 that I haven't had a chance to examine yet suggest that there might be a bug in the newKeyEvent code)
@asmagill Unfortunately, sending Caps Lock via hs.eventtap.event.newKeyEvent doesn't work for me. I'd like to map Shift+Escape to Caps Lock but had no luck.
In the Hungarian layout the "alt + é" and the "capslock / alt + é" is totally different:
See also the attached keymap:
I would like to bind the "capslock / alt + é" to the "alt + a". To do so, the capslock needs to be activated, the "alt + é" sent and the capslock deactivated again. I tried the following:
But I always get the "…" character, the "alt + é" without the capslock.
Is there a way to:
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