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…e active layout Mappings stored a physical key code, and recording used a QWERTY table keyed by key code, so on Dvorak (or any non-QWERTY layout) both halves were wrong: pressing the key that types "x" was recorded as "b", and a mapping recorded as Cmd+X on QWERTY sent Cmd+Q. Fixes the layout half of #10. - KeyboardLayout resolves a printable character to the key (and whether Shift is needed) on the current input source via UCKeyTranslate, cached per source. - canonicalKeyString records printable keys by the character produced; special keys (Return, arrows, F-keys) still use the key-code table. - ButtonMapper resolves single-character keys through KeyboardLayout at send time and adds Shift when the layout requires it (digits on AZERTY), falling back to the recorded key code or the static table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What does this PR do?
Fixes the keyboard-layout half of #10 ("cut becomes quit on Dvorak").
Mappings stored a physical key code and recording used a QWERTY table keyed by key code, so on any non-QWERTY layout both halves were wrong: pressing the key that types
xon Dvorak was recorded asb, and a mapping recorded as Cmd+X on QWERTY sent Cmd+Q on Dvorak.KeyboardLayoutresolves a printable character to the key that produces it on the current input source (TISCopyCurrentKeyboardLayoutInputSource+UCKeyTranslate), including whether Shift is needed (digits on AZERTY). Cached per input source ID, rebuilt on layout change.KeyStroke.canonicalKeyStringnow records printable keys by the character produced. Special keys (Return, arrows, F-keys, Delete…) still come from the key-code table; their characters are controls or private-use code points.ButtonMapperresolves single-character keys throughKeyboardLayoutat send time and unions any required Shift into the event flags; falls back to the recorded key code, then the static table. Modifier-only keys and special keys are unaffected.Existing profiles keep working: a stored
"x"withkeyCode 7now resolves by the character first, so it types x on every layout.Testing
Unit tests added (
KeyboardLayoutTests): printable classification, capture preferring the character, and a live resolution on the current layout. Hardware check pending on Dvorak: existing Cmd+X mapping cuts rather than quits; recording a key while on Dvorak stores the right letter.🤖 Generated with Claude Code