I have a key combination written as ~XButton1 & XButton2::
. When I press the combination, the XButton1
event isn't filtered out. This can cause, for example, my browser to go back a page when I don't want it to.
According to the docs, removing the ~
will cause the keys not to be passed on to the rest of the system. When I do that, however, XButton1
is never passed to the system, whether I finish the combo or not.
Here's the behavior I'd like to see:
AHk should buffer the first XButton1
event when it's recieved. If I do press XButton2
, pass on nothing to the system. But, if I don't press XButton2
, send a quick XButton1
down-and-up.
Is there any way to get this behavior?