Delay #146

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1. dmauro commented on Dec 12, 2018

   

   dmauro

   on Dec 12, 2018

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   Yup! Check out https://github.com/dmauro/Keypress/blob/development/keypress.coffee#L95, it's a little hidden but sequence_delay is a public property on the keypress.Listener which you can set (it's milliseconds).
2. dmauro

   closed this as completedon Dec 12, 2018
3. tifDev commented on Dec 13, 2018

   

   tifDev

   on Dec 13, 2018

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   It has no effect... i changed to 2000 miliseconds but i still need to type very fast for the combo to get count.
   See my small fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/ombjs132/5/

   The code:

   
   var listener = new window.keypress.Listener();
   
   listener.sequence_delay = 2000;
   
   
   var my_scope = this;
   var my_combos = listener.register_many([
       {
           "keys"          : "r c g",
           "is_exclusive"  : true,
           "on_keyup"      : function(event) {
           console.log("You pressed r c g.");
               return true
           }
       },
       {
           "keys"          : "r c",
           "is_exclusive"  : true,
           "on_keyup"      : function(event) {
           console.log("You pressed r c.");
               return true
           }
       }
   ]);
   
4. dmauro

   reopened this on Dec 13, 2018
5. ContraTrouble commented on Dec 26, 2022

   

   ContraTrouble

   on Dec 26, 2022

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   I don't know what changed, but I found sequence_delay in the g property of the listener, so my code (which works) looks like this:

   if ('g' in keyListener && 'sequence_delay' in (keyListener as any)!.g) {
     (keyListener as any).g.sequence_delay = MaxSequenceTimeoutInMillis;
   } else  if ('sequence_delay' in keyListener) {
     // this one is just in case the "global" property starts working some day
     (keyListener as any).sequence_delay = MaxSequenceTimeoutInMillis;
   }