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[Jason King <jason.king@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I know that this issue has been reported in bugs #513312 and #836453,
but my use case is a bit different as the key combination that I want to
emulate cannot be achieved through type().

I am using Sikuli X 1.0rc3, on Windows 7 64bit. One of the Windows key combinations that we are trying to emulate are the:
  "WIN key" + "Shift key" + "Left arrow key / Right arrow key" combinations
This achieves the effect of flicking a window from one monitor to the next in multi-monitor configurations.

The problem with this combination is that it cannot be achieved with
type(), hence we hoped to use keyDown() and keyUp().

Are there any plans, or any suggestions of work arounds, to achieve this
sort of key combination?

Regards,
Jason

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  X 1.0rc3: WIN meta key not working with keyDown()

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  I know that this issue has been reported in bugs #513312 and #836453,
  but my use case is a bit different as the key combination that I want
  to emulate cannot be achieved through type().

  I am using Sikuli X 1.0rc3, on Windows 7 64bit. One of the Windows key combinations that we are trying to emulate are the:
    "WIN key" + "Shift key" + "Left arrow key / Right arrow key" combinations
  This achieves the effect of flicking a window from one monitor to the next in multi-monitor configurations.

  The problem with this combination is that it cannot be achieved with
  type(), hence we hoped to use keyDown() and keyUp().

  Are there any plans, or any suggestions of work arounds, to achieve
  this sort of key combination?

  Regards,
  Jason

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