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When used with certain software, the ⌘ key will stay pressed
I have a strange behavior when I use Spine with the software "cmd-eikana" on macOS.
"cmd-eikana" is an English/Japanese input switching software for Japanese users. (called by "⌘英かな" in Japanese)
Therefore, I think there are few users who have encountered this problem, but I would like you to fix it if possible.
It may be a problem on the "cmd-eikana" side, but I have been using it for many years and have never encountered such a problem with any other software.
Example reproduction steps
- In macOS settings, go to Keyboard > Input Sources and add "Japanese > Hiragana".
- Install "cmd-eikana" from https://ei-kana.appspot.com/
- Launch "cmd-eikana"
- Launch Spine
- Open any project
- Select something in the Tree Window
- Press the left command key. Release.
- Press the right command key. Release.
- ( ↑ This operation will cause English/Japanese input switching in "cmd-eikana".)
- At this time, if you select other objects in the TreeWindow, it will become multi-selected. It's as if you're holding down the ⌘ key all the time.
This is an example of a fully reproducible procedure.
In other situations, every time you press the ⌘ key, it will always behave as if the ⌘ key is still pressed.
By the way, pressing the left ⌘ key and the right ⌘ key again fixes the problem. (If I try again, it will bug out.)
Checked Version
This bug has been occurring ever since I started using Spine about a year ago.
- 3.8.x
- 4.0.75-beta
It seems cmd-eikana is intercepting the key release event, so Spine keeps thinking the right command key is still being held. I'm not sure this is something we can fix on our end. Is there a way to contact the authors of cmd-eikana? Maybe they can fix their software to send the command key release event to the active window.
The source code is available on github, but I do not have a direct way to contact he.
I'm going to send an issue to github.
Thanks!