Fix CGEvent text injection: clear modifier flags#115
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Fix CGEvent text injection: clear modifier flags#115krystophny wants to merge 5 commits intopeteonrails:mainfrom
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This switches the device hotplug detection in the evdev listener from using inotify directly to using the notify crate, which abstracts filesystem watching across platforms. Benefits: - Cleaner dependency (notify is already used for status --follow) - The notify crate is better maintained and more widely used - Prepares codebase for future cross-platform support The notify crate uses inotify internally on Linux, so behavior is unchanged on the primary platform.
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This adds full support for running voxtype on macOS: **Hotkey capture:** - CGEventTap-based global hotkey detection (requires Accessibility permissions) - FN/Globe key support via SecondaryFn flag detection - Platform-specific default: FN on macOS, SCROLLLOCK on Linux **Text output:** - CGEvent-based text injection for typing transcribed text - Clipboard support via pbcopy/pbpaste **Build configuration:** - Conditional compilation for platform-specific code - evdev moved to Linux-only dependency - core-graphics and core-foundation added for macOS **Other changes:** - cfg guards for Linux-specific code (evdev, inotify, .init_array) - Cross-platform test using printf instead of echo -n - Documentation updates for macOS options
The audio_ctx optimization formula could produce values not aligned to 8, causing GGML assertion failure (nb01 % 8 == 0) on Metal backend. For example, a 4-second audio clip would produce audio_ctx=266, which is not divisible by 8, causing a crash. Fix: Round up audio_ctx to the next multiple of 8 using the formula (raw_ctx + 7) / 8 * 8 This ensures compatibility with Metal backend alignment requirements while preserving the optimization benefits for short audio clips.
When typing characters that don't need shift, explicitly set CGEventFlagNull to clear all modifiers. This prevents Caps Lock or stuck modifier keys from causing random capitalization in the transcribed output.
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Superseded by #129 which includes this CGEvent modifier fix. Thank you for identifying and fixing this issue! |
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Summary
Explicitly set
CGEventFlagNullwhen shift is not needed, preventing Caps Lock or stuck modifiers from causing random capitalization.Problem
Transcribed text would sometimes have random CAPS in the middle of sentences.
Solution
Clear all modifier flags for keystrokes that don't need shift.
Dependencies
Depends on #113 (macOS support)