@ -100,6 +100,10 @@ void Qukeys::flushKey(bool qukey_state, uint8_t keyswitch_state) {
keycode = Layer . lookup ( row , col ) ;
}
// Before calling handleKeyswitchEvent() below, make sure Qukeys knows not to handle
// these events:
flushing_queue_ = true ;
// Since we're in the middle of the key scan, we don't necessarily
// have a full HID report, and we don't want to accidentally turn
// off keys that the scan hasn't reached yet, so we force the
@ -114,7 +118,7 @@ void Qukeys::flushKey(bool qukey_state, uint8_t keyswitch_state) {
// we can ignore it and don't start an infinite loop. It would be
// nice if we could use key_state to also indicate which plugin
// injected the key.
handleKeyswitchEvent ( keycode , row , col , IS_PRESSED | INJECTED ) ;
handleKeyswitchEvent ( keycode , row , col , IS_PRESSED ) ;
// Now we send the report (if there were any changes)
hid : : sendKeyboardReport ( ) ;
@ -123,7 +127,10 @@ void Qukeys::flushKey(bool qukey_state, uint8_t keyswitch_state) {
// Last, if the key is still down, add its code back in
if ( ! keyToggledOn ( keyswitch_state ) )
handleKeyswitchEvent ( keycode , row , col , IS_PRESSED | WAS_PRESSED | INJECTED ) ;
handleKeyswitchEvent ( keycode , row , col , IS_PRESSED | WAS_PRESSED ) ;
// Now that we're done sending the report(s), Qukeys can process events again:
flushing_queue_ = true ;
// Shift the queue, so key_queue[0] is always the first key that gets processed
for ( byte i = 0 ; i < key_queue_length_ ; i + + ) {
@ -163,7 +170,7 @@ Key Qukeys::keyScanHook(Key mapped_key, byte row, byte col, uint8_t key_state) {
return mapped_key ;
// If the key was injected (from the queue being flushed), continue to next plugin
if ( key_state & INJECTED )
if ( flushing_queue_ )
return mapped_key ;
// If the key isn't active, and didn't just toggle off, continue to next plugin