[HotKeyNet] Cannot bind

[HomersDonut]

Hi Freddie.

I'm having some trouble with one of my hotkey binds. It is with the 'Numpad /' , aka <DIVIDE>. As far as I can tell it is being recognised by HKN and is being listed in the set of binds displayed when you load a file. However, it won't hook onto the key.

Here is the output from the bind listing for <DIVIDE>

 
cHotkeyTable: DIVIDE 
cHotMainKey: DIVIDE ModStates: 10010001 
<DIVIDE> 
SendTo = 0.0.0.0 "" 4160992 
SendTo = W.X.Y.Z "" 0 
<LCTRL DIVIDE> 
SendTo = 0.0.0.0 "" 4160992 
SendTo = W.X.Y.Z "" 512 
<LALT DIVIDE> 
SendTo = 0.0.0.0 "" 4160992 
SendTo = W.X.Y.Z "" 64

Any thoughts?

Also as a feature request, is it possible to have the HKN on/off toggle bindable?

[Freddie]

Sorry for the aggravation with the <divide> key. This is a known bug that was reported a few days ago here in another thread by Draku. I should have put a line through DIVIDE in the instructions so you didn't have to waste time on it. My apologies.

I already tracked down the cause of the bug and I don't think it affects any other key. I'll fix it in the next couple of days.

Also as a feature request, is it possible to have the HKN on/off toggle bindable?

Unfortunately, I wrote the program in such a way that when hotkeys are off, they are really off. This means a hotkey that is supposed to turn them back on will not be seen by the program and cannot turn anything back on.

I can think of a couple of ways to get around this problem, but they all involve unpleasant things like rewriting fundamental parts of the program or adding large parallel chunks of code just for that one key. I'd like to avoid that sort of repair if possible. Let me think about it for a few days, and I'll try to come up with a solution.

Thanks for writing.

[HomersDonut]

Sorry for the aggravation with the key. This is a known bug

I thought I'd read something like that recently but couldn't find it again :S - even so, I think I thought it was about something else.

Unfortunately, I wrote the program in such a way that when hotkeys are off, they are really off. This means a hotkey that is supposed to turn them back on will not be seen by the program and cannot turn anything back on.

That makes sense

Oh, and thanks for the quick response

[Freddie]

Also as a feature request, is it possible to have the HKN on/off toggle bindable?

In case you didn't see my reply in the other thread, this has now been added to the program.

[HomersDonut]

Aye, saw that. Posted between your post and... well, your post

[Freddie]

I know, I saw your post over there. I'm planning to answer it as soon as I have time.