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Public bug reported:

Trying to detect if the NUM_LOCK key is on at the start of the script.
Using Key.isLockOn() does not seem to work on Linux but does work on
Windows.  Using Sikuli 2.0.4.

Linux:
Settings.isLinux(): True
Key.isLockOn(Key.NUM_LOCK): False

Windows:
Settings.isLinux(): False
Key.isLockOn(Key.NUM_LOCK): True

Using the following workaround seems to work on both platforms:
import java.awt.Toolkit as TK;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent as KE;
numIsOn = TK.getDefaultToolkit().getLockingKeyState(KE.VK_NUM_LOCK);

Linux:
Settings.isLinux(): True
numIsOn is: True

Windows:
Settings.isLinux(): False
numIsOn is: True

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Key.isLockOn() not detecting state on Linux

Status in SikuliX:
  New

Bug description:
  Trying to detect if the NUM_LOCK key is on at the start of the script.
  Using Key.isLockOn() does not seem to work on Linux but does work on
  Windows.  Using Sikuli 2.0.4.

  Linux:
  Settings.isLinux(): True
  Key.isLockOn(Key.NUM_LOCK): False

  Windows:
  Settings.isLinux(): False
  Key.isLockOn(Key.NUM_LOCK): True

  Using the following workaround seems to work on both platforms:
  import java.awt.Toolkit as TK;
  import java.awt.event.KeyEvent as KE;
  numIsOn = TK.getDefaultToolkit().getLockingKeyState(KE.VK_NUM_LOCK);

  Linux:
  Settings.isLinux(): True
  numIsOn is: True

  Windows:
  Settings.isLinux(): False
  numIsOn is: True

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