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Message #38566
Re: [Question #295399]: Null keymodifier in type()
Question #295399 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/295399
Status: Needs information => Open
Alex Lunyov gave more information on the question:
Sorry, if my problem is not worth taking your attention.
I use the following workaround:
def typeCopyCommand(key="c", keym=Key.CTRL):
if keym:
type(key,keym)
else:
type(key)
In my code typeCopyCommand() sometimes need only one argument:
Key.ENTER, to copy what I need. In this case I use the function
typeCopyCommand() as following: typeCopyCommand(key=Key.ENTER,keym="")
I think it could be clearer to use Key.NULL modifier in type() and
rewrite code like this:
def typeCopyCommand(key="c", keym=Key.CTRL):
type(key,keym)
and then use more clear commands:
typeCopyCommand()
typeCopyCommand(key=Key.ENTER,keym=Key.NULL) # in case the type() function could use null keymodifier
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