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How to ignore repeating keyboard event
See original GitHub issueI am trying to migrate my Application from react-hotkeys.
I am wondering by any chance to have a options like
ignoreRepeatedEventsWhenKeyHeldDown: boolean
in react-hotkeys-hook?
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)
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Yeah I was trying to achieve something similar to what @Taymindis was looking for I believe. Even with the
{keyup: true}config, you still get loads of repeated function calls if you hold the specific key combo. I wanted the function to be called just once, irregardless of how long the user presses/holds the specific key combo.For anyone looking to accomplish this:
(e) => !e.repeat && exampleFunc(), without the keyup config in the next argument, seems to work.I’m trying to get my configuration to fire when the combo is held.
Was this changed in a recent version?