[Bug] Keys don't seem to work properly when they're pressed for <=1ms

[lucordes]

About Bug

Steps to reproduce

1. I'm using a programmable keyboard running on zmk.dev firmfare.

Environments

|Windows Edition|10 Home|
|Architecture|[e.g. 64bit/32bit]|
|win-vind Version|[e.g. 5.0.1.0]|

[pit-ray]

Do I need to buy some keyboards to reproduce it?
Could you tell me details more?

Thanks.

[lucordes]

It is a keyboard running https://github.com/zmkfirmware/zmk firmware. It is workin for me now. I created deticated macros for each key to press the keys for 20ms. It does not look as nice but it works. This issue could be related zmkfirmware/zmk#759 . Thank you very much for your great extention. Can this issue be closed?

[pit-ray]

Thanks for details.

Am I correct in understanding that this isuue is caused by mismatch of I/O timing between zmk and win-vind?

win-vind uses hardcoded interval, but modifilable, but I have not tried yet.

• win-vind/src/core/background.cpp

  Line 41 in a9d0dc9

  Sleep(5) ;

• win-vind/src/util/keystroke_repeater.cpp

  Line 44 in a9d0dc9

  constexpr auto REPEAT_SAMPLING_DELTA_US = 25'600 ;

[lucordes]

I only press my keys on my programmable keyboard for 1ms it seems.
If I sleep for 0ms it works but 5 or 1 ms doesn't work. Downside is that my cpu is at 33%.
constexpr auto REPEAT_SAMPLING_DELTA_US = 25'600 ;
Does not appear to make a change.

[lucordes]

I can wait for minmal 1ms. Nothing helps.
Waiting ms would be nice but std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::microseconds(100)); waits a ms.

[pit-ray]

Did your std::this_thread::sleep_for work?
If necessary I will create a version with modifiability for tests.

[lucordes]

I'd did not work. std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::microseconds(100)); sleeps for 1ms. And it does not work consistently. I'm not sure what you mean. I'm using a macros to artificial extend the tapping time to 20ms and it works consistently.
Thanks for your activity on this program I use it every day.

[pit-ray]

Thanks for using win-vind.

Looking at Stack Overflow, it still seems to be difficult to get Windows to sleep for an exact short period of time.
If you find a better solution, please send a pull request.