Error message when hitting NumLock key

[Benjamin Borowski]

Getting this error when I hit the NumLock key:

Could not map 71, ctrl => 0, alt => 0, shift => 0, cmd => 0

/Applications/Keymando.app/Contents/Resources/rb_main.rb:33:in `<main>`

It pops up two alert messages with the same issue. This happens even when Keymando is disabled.

[Kevin Colyar]

I just released a beta build that should address this.

http://beta.keymando.com/releases/1.4.1/Keymando.dmg

Give it a try and let me know if it works for you.

Thanks,

Kevin

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Kevin Colyar

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[Benjamin Borowski]

Yep, that did the trick.

[Kevin Colyar]

Great, I'll deploy a production release tonight.

[Benjamin Borowski]

Kevin,

Appreciate the response, but I've decided to uninstall Keymando. Just getting a bit out of hand :) Hopefully one day it'll be a bit more stable.

[Kevin Colyar]

Shoot, sorry to hear that. Are you using a standard Apple keyboard?  Apple has next to no documentation on what keycodes are available and what they map to in OSX so we run into unknown ones once in a while and add them when found.

One thing you can do, what should be change to the default actually, is to use the GrowlNotifier for notifications in your keymandorc.rb:

MessageBoard.change_notifier_to(GrowlNotifier)

That will use non intrusive growl notifications instand of the dialog boxes.

What key were you pressing when you got this error?  I'd like to add it to the supported keys.

[Ben Borowski]

Wasn't hitting any keys, it just went nuts and repeatedly alerted. Had to force quit. Bummer about Apple. That was the reason I was trying keymando, bc im using a mechanical keyboard and wanted my media keys back.

Sent from my iPhone

On Feb 26, 2013, at 8:37 AM, Kevin Colyar <ke...@colyar.net> wrote:

Shoot, sorry to hear that. Are you using a standard Apple keyboard?  Apple has next to no documentation on what keycodes are available and what they map to in OSX so we run into unknown ones once in a while and add them when found.

One thing you can do, what should be change to the default actually, is to use the GrowlNotifier for notifications in your keymandorc.rb:

MessageBoard.change_notifier_to(GrowlNotifier)

That will use non intrusive growl notifications instand of the dialog boxes.

What key were you pressing when you got this error?  I'd like to add it to the supported keys.

On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 9:07 PM, Benjamin Borowski <ben.bo...@typeoneerror.com> wrote:

Kevin,

Appreciate the response, but I've decided to uninstall Keymando. Just getting a bit out of hand :) Hopefully one day it'll be a bit more stable.

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