Right off the bat, the issue occurs on my laptop keyboard as well as my external one, so I very much doubt it's keyboard related per se, more input driver related.
So welp. Here's my specs:
Laptop: Asus Zenbook ux303, i7 4510U
Distro: Manjaro Arch 64 bit, Linux 4.5.7
DE: Gnome 3.22
Input Driver: libinput (manages about everything input related on my system afaik)
Love Version: 10.2-1 (newest available in the aur)
Starting to suspect that libinput could be the source of the issue, but I have no evidence so far...
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Smoggert wrote:Have you tried testing with an external keyboard? Cuz it defo looks like its either your drivers or hardware being faulty
partnano wrote:Right off the bat, the issue occurs on my laptop keyboard as well as my external one, so I very much doubt it's keyboard related per se, more input driver related.
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I asked about the specs so I could discard some exotic hardware that could have issues. All this sounds pretty standard. Well, except the distro, but I know that Arch is pretty robust, and a quick googling says that Manjaro is Arch-based.partnano wrote:Right off the bat, the issue occurs on my laptop keyboard as well as my external one, so I very much doubt it's keyboard related per se, more input driver related.
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Starting to suspect that libinput could be the source of the issue, but I have no evidence so far...
I'm afraid I can't help much more. Maybe change your SDL version to see if that has any effects. SDL is the library that manages LÖVE's input.
I've tried with xev, and even in my system, it issues both key press and key release events for any key I hold.
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Well, thanks anyway for the help and interest!
I'll keep experimenting around, maybe I'll be able to find something..
I'll keep experimenting around, maybe I'll be able to find something..
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If you don't find anything please create a separate thread or an issue in the LÖVE repository. It will be better
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As a final note and why I won't make a new thread.Positive07 wrote:If you don't find anything please create a separate thread or an issue in the LÖVE repository. It will be better
It's not a löve bug. I experimented a bit and it's actually libinput (/xinput, the Wayland input driver), which sends repeating keypressed/keyreleased events for its keyrepeat. Running a session with Xorg, and therefore other input drivers, everything works as intended in löve.
I don't really know what to do about this yet, but I guess I'll have to do further experiments and double check with other people that run similar systems and at some point might file a bugreport to wherever libinput is developed...
However, I have a feeling that this might be intended behaviour of the Wayland driver so,
yay :/
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Could it be this issue (which was fixed after SDL 2.0.5 was released)? https://hg.libsdl.org/SDL/rev/b48d8a98e261partnano wrote:It's not a löve bug. I experimented a bit and it's actually libinput (/xinput, the Wayland input driver), which sends repeating keypressed/keyreleased events for its keyrepeat. Running a session with Xorg, and therefore other input drivers, everything works as intended in löve.Positive07 wrote:If you don't find anything please create a separate thread or an issue in the LÖVE repository. It will be better
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Is there a way to load and display some image from a web server?
Something like?
Something like
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love.graphics.newImage("http://server.com/imgs/pic1.png")
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