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Changelog

0.6.0 (2013-12-01)

  • Improved: The comboKey() method now accepts arrays of keys to be sent together in its parameters, just like the combine() and modifier() methods.
  • Improved: The modifier() method is now documented to accept an array of keys as its remappingKey parameter. It has worked by accident; no it's "official".
  • Added: The specificDelays option.
  • Added: The combinators parameter of the combine() method, just like the comboKey() method.
  • Fixed: Any of the characters #!^+<>*~$ may now be used as downKeys, upKeys, remappingKeys and in combinators. They were accidentally stripped out before.

0.5.0 (2013-11-17)

  • Removed: The force option. It never really worked. (Backwards incompatible change.)
  • Added: The combinators parameter of the comboKey() method, replacing the force option and the old advice on combinator shortcuts.
  • Added: defaults.ahk.

0.4.3 (2013-11-13)

  • Fixed: The force option should cause the downKey to be sent when the delay has passed, not immediately, to make the delay useful at all.

0.4.2 (2013-11-12)

  • Added: The force option.

0.4.1 (2013-09-17)

  • Added: The reset() method, to deal with modifiers being stuck down.

0.4.0 (2013-09-04)

  • Added: Initial unit testing.
  • Changed: The Dual constructor now takes an optional settings object as parameter, just like the combine() method, instead of setting properties on the instance. This is more consistent, nicer and encourages changing the settings before setting up dual-role keys. (Backwards incompatible change.)
  • Improved: Re-factored some code.
  • Added: The modifier() method.
  • Improved: The timeout and doublePress can be turned off, by setting them to -1.

0.3.2 (2013-09-01)

  • Fixed: Dual-role keys typed rapidly in succession were output backwards. For example, you wanted to type fd but got df.
  • Improved: If you press down a dual-role key, then another, and then release the first, the full press of the first dual-role key is always a no-op.
  • Both of the above are explained in detail in the source code.

0.3.1 (2013-08-29)

  • Fixed: The comboKeys sometimes failed to force down downKeys. They now force them down much more forcefully.

0.3.0 (2013-08-14)

  • Fixed: The dual-role keys now trigger other hotkeys out of the box (except hotkeys using the & combiner), with no changes to the other hotkeys required. They also work more reliably.
  • Improved: Re-implemented the functionality of Dual.send() way more robustly.
  • Changed: Replaced Dual.send() with the SendInput(), SendEvent(), SendPlay(), SendRaw() and Send() methods. (Backwards incompatible change.)
  • Replaced the Dual.set() with the combine() method, in order to fix the above. (Backwards incompatible change.)
  • Replaced the comboKeys setting with the comboKey() (and combo()) method, because of the above. (Backwards incompatible change.)
  • Added: Per-key settings.
  • Changed: The script now exports the class Dual itself, not an instance of the class. (Backwards incompatible change.)

0.2.0 (Unreleased)

  • Comments are no longer allowed in the comboKeys setting. It prevented ; from being used as a comboKey, and it is not worth introducing escape rules. (Backwards incompatible change.)

0.1.1 (2013-07-05)

  • Fixed #3: Now {downKey down} won't be sent until the timeout has passed, in order to support the alt and Windows modifiers.

0.1.0 (2013-07-04)

Initial release.