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Is there a way to configure contextActive with a virtual key so that it activates only on entering a context and deactivates only on leaving?
I'm trying to replicate a VIM like mode in a specific piece of software, using a virtual key to toggle between "Normal" and "Insert" modes. It mostly works, but I'm running into an issue, If I leave the virtual key in the "off" state and then exit the context, contextActive toggles it back on automatically when I re-enter which breaks my desired behavior.
Is there any way to work around this and have the toggle strictly follow context entry and exit?
I've miss understood how this feature works, there isn't anyway to toggle in the first place.
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Hello,
Is there a way to configure contextActive with a virtual key so that it activates only on entering a context and deactivates only on leaving?I'm trying to replicate a VIM like mode in a specific piece of software, using a virtual key to toggle between "Normal" and "Insert" modes. It mostly works, but I'm running into an issue, If I leave the virtual key in the "off" state and then exit the context, contextActive toggles it back on automatically when I re-enter which breaks my desired behavior.Is there any way to work around this and have the toggle strictly follow context entry and exit?I've miss understood how this feature works, there isn't anyway to toggle in the first place.
Thanks!
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