Combinations of keys

[thormug]

Hi,

This register (same in docs) will be triggered when X is pressed alone, and when Control is pressed alone. And when doing the combination, it will trigger 2 times (because the 2 keys are pressed of course)
hotkeys.register([qKeys.CmdOrCtrl, qKeys.X], hotkeyAction)

I don't think it is the intended behaviour

[ChangJunPark]

I just encountered the same issue and wanted to share a solution I've been working on. This is indeed not the intended behavior, and I've created a PR that addresses this exact problem.

The PR implements two key improvements:

1. Exact matching: An action will only trigger when the exact number of registered keys are pressed - not more, not less. This prevents single key presses from triggering combinations.

2. Priority-based processing: When multiple combinations are registered, the more specific one (with more keys) gets priority, and only one action is triggered per key combination.

With these changes, your example hotkeys.register([qKeys.CmdOrCtrl, qKeys.X], hotkeyAction) would:

• NOT trigger when only X is pressed
• NOT trigger when only CmdOrCtrl is pressed
• Trigger ONCE when both keys are pressed together

The PR includes comprehensive tests verifying this behavior for various key combinations. You can check it out here: #8

Would be happy to hear your thoughts on this approach!