Same instance getting fired

[ghost]

I have p+0 and m+0 assigned.
I saw that when I m+0 is pressed, it shows p+0 as keyname.
Here is the code.

onKeyDown(keyName, e, handle) {
        const key = handle.key;
        console.log(handle);
        switch (key) {
            case 'p+0':
            case 'p+1':
            case 'p+2':
            case 'p+3':
            case 'p+4':
            case 'p+5':
            case 'p+6':
            case 'p+7':
            case 'p+8':
            case 'p+9':
                try {
                    const currentPosition = this.giveWarningIfNoPositionSelected();
                    let openingSize = key.replace(/(p\+)/i, '');
                    if (openingSize === '0') {
                        openingSize = parseFloat(currentPosition.quantity);
                    } else {
                        const percentage = parseFloat(openingSize) * 10;
                        openingSize = (parseFloat(currentPosition.quantity) * percentage) / 100;
                    }
                    const openingPositionSide = /-/.test(openingSize) ? 'sell' : 'buy';
                    const msg = 'Placing ' + openingPositionSide + ' market order for ' + currentPosition.symbol + ' on ' +
                        strCapitalize(currentPosition.exchange_name) + '' +
                        ' with qty ' + openingSize;
                    if (window.confirm(msg)) {
                        const data = {
                            exchange_name: currentPosition.exchange_name.toLowerCase(),
                            symbol: currentPosition.ccxt_symbol,
                            type: 'market',
                            side: openingPositionSide,
                            quantity: parseFloat(openingSize),
                            time_in_force: 'GTC'
                        };
                        this.placeOrder(data);
                    }
                } catch (e) {

                }
                break;
            case 'm+0':
            case 'm+1':
            case 'm+2':
            case 'm+3':
            case 'm+4':
            case 'm+5':
            case 'm+6':
            case 'm+7':
            case 'm+8':
            case 'm+9':
                console.log('here');
                break;
        }

So, when I basically press m+9, the code in p+n is getting executed and it's showing me the confirm which should not happen.
A quick reply would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

[jaywcjlove]

@koushik72 Must be combined with modifier keys

const _modifier = { // 修饰键
  '⇧': 16,
  shift: 16,
  '⌥': 18,
  alt: 18,
  option: 18,
  '⌃': 17,
  ctrl: 17,
  control: 17,
  '⌘': isff ? 224 : 91,
  cmd: isff ? 224 : 91,
  command: isff ? 224 : 91,
};

[ghost]

Hi, thank you for the reply.
I have these two now.
shift+c+1 and shift+m+0. When I press shift+m+0, the code for shift+c+1 gets fired.
Why is that?

[jaywcjlove]

@koushik72

ctrl+shift+1 and ctrl+shift+2
or
ctrl+alt+1 and ctrl+alt+2

[jaywcjlove]

@koushik72 Shortcut definition

• modifier key + key
• modifier key + modifier key + key
• modifier key + modifier key + modifier key + key

[ghost]

I can't see those Chinese texts. I can only understand those shortcut icon.
I have one question. Is it possible to execute different code when shift+c and shift+p are pressed?
Thank you.

[jaywcjlove]

I have one question. Is it possible to execute different code when shift+c and shift+p are pressed?
of course can

Of course you can execute different code

[ghost]

But I am having trouble with that part.
I have these keys
const keynames = 'up,w,s, down, shift+c+0, shift+d+0';
Now for onKeyDown event when I check the name, it shows the keyname as
shift+c+0 even when I pressed shift+d+0.
Why is that?

[jaywcjlove]

@koushik72

bad

Does not support modifier key + key + key

shift+c+0

• shift => modifier key
• c => key
• 0 => key

good

Support modifier key + modifier key + key

shift+ alt +0

• shift => modifier key
• alt => modifier key
• 0 => key

[ghost]

Hi, thank you for the clarification, That did help me. Do you know any library that supports it?

[jaywcjlove]

I do not know. If you know, please tell me. thx!