One shot modifiers and sequences

[rudolf-adamkovic]

Requirements

• I've searched platform-specific issues, issues and discussions to see if this has been reported before.
• My issue is unrelated to multiple key presses, OR it is and I've confirmed it is not key ghosting.

Describe the bug

I would like to define a sequence with one-shot modifiers and other keys that can be modified with those one-shot modifiers.

Relevant kanata config

A minimal example:

(defcfg process-unmapped-keys yes
        sequence-timeout 16000)

(defsrc)

(defvirtualkeys one-shot-shift (one-shot 9999 lsft)
                number-one 1)

(defseq one-shot-shift (s)
        number-one (n))

(deflayermap (base) , sldr)

To Reproduce

1. Run Kanata with the config above.
2. Type ,s,n.
3. See the output 1.

Expected behavior

The expected output is !, that is S-1.

Kanata version

1.8.0-prerelease-1

Debug logs

No response

Operating system

MacOS

Additional context

I tried to use one-shot-pause-processing in multi and macro, but neither worked for me.

[jtroo]

It can be kinda made to work but it's not ergonomic.

Sim link

(defcfg process-unmapped-keys yes
        sequence-timeout 16000)
(defsrc)
(defvirtualkeys one-shot-shift (one-shot 9999 lsft)
                number-one (multi 1 (macro 5 nop0)))
(defseq one-shot-shift (s)
        number-one (n))
(deflayermap (base) 
 , (multi (one-shot-pause-processing 5) sldr)
 s (multi (one-shot-pause-processing 2) s)
 n (multi (one-shot-pause-processing 2) n)
)