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Act gracefully when more than 6 keys are reported at once #103

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Act gracefully when more than 6 keys are reported at once
jepler Sep 4, 2022
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line didn't belong inside loop
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Remove extra free-slot finding loop, use _MAX_KEYPRESSES
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reword code to avoid pylint diagnostics
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Further optimize the code, assuming that the invariant holds
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Shrink keyboard.py mpy size
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Remove redundant 'self.' references
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47 changes: 29 additions & 18 deletions adafruit_hid/keyboard.py
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Expand Up @@ -11,16 +11,12 @@

import time
from micropython import const
import usb_hid

from .keycode import Keycode

from . import find_device

try:
from typing import Sequence
import usb_hid
except ImportError:
pass

_MAX_KEYPRESSES = const(6)

Expand All @@ -39,7 +35,7 @@ class Keyboard:

# No more than _MAX_KEYPRESSES regular keys may be pressed at once.

def __init__(self, devices: Sequence[usb_hid.Device]) -> None:
def __init__(self, devices: list[usb_hid.Device]) -> None:
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@jepler Just a heads up that using built-ins as typing generics wasn't added until Python 3.9.

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what's the impact of this, unimportable on older python now? what's our baseline python requirement, given that current raspberry pi os is on 3.9 by now?

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Yeah, I believe it makes it unimportable. My understanding is that the baseline is 3.7. You could get around this by typing it simply as list if you want to avoid List[usb_hid.Device], though you lose the helpfulness of saying what it should contain using the type hint. To be fair, though, I think the context of what it should contain is pretty clear between what everything is named and the docstring.

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@makermelissa did I get that right?

"""Create a Keyboard object that will send keyboard HID reports.

Devices can be a sequence of devices that includes a keyboard device or a keyboard device
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -133,19 +129,22 @@ def _add_keycode_to_report(self, keycode: int) -> None:
# Set bit for this modifier.
self.report_modifier[0] |= modifier
else:
report_keys = self.report_keys
# Don't press twice.
# (I'd like to use 'not in self.report_keys' here, but that's not implemented.)
for i in range(_MAX_KEYPRESSES):
if self.report_keys[i] == keycode:
# Already pressed.
report_key = report_keys[i]
if report_key == 0:
# Put keycode in first empty slot. Since the report_keys
# are compact and unique, this is not a repeated key
report_keys[i] = keycode
return
# Put keycode in first empty slot.
for i in range(_MAX_KEYPRESSES):
if self.report_keys[i] == 0:
self.report_keys[i] = keycode
if report_key == keycode:
# Already pressed.
return
# All slots are filled.
raise ValueError("Trying to press more than six keys at once.")
# All slots are filled. Shuffle down and reuse last slot
for i in range(_MAX_KEYPRESSES - 1):
report_keys[i] = report_keys[i + 1]
report_keys[-1] = keycode

def _remove_keycode_from_report(self, keycode: int) -> None:
"""Remove a single keycode from the report."""
Expand All @@ -154,10 +153,22 @@ def _remove_keycode_from_report(self, keycode: int) -> None:
# Turn off the bit for this modifier.
self.report_modifier[0] &= ~modifier
else:
# Check all the slots, just in case there's a duplicate. (There should not be.)
report_keys = self.report_keys
# Clear the at most one matching slot and move remaining keys down
j = 0
for i in range(_MAX_KEYPRESSES):
if self.report_keys[i] == keycode:
self.report_keys[i] = 0
pressed = report_keys[i]
if not pressed:
break # Handled all used report slots
if pressed == keycode:
continue # Remove this entry
if i != j:
report_keys[j] = report_keys[i]
j += 1
# Clear any remaining slots
while j < _MAX_KEYPRESSES and report_keys[j]:
report_keys[j] = 0
j += 1

@property
def led_status(self) -> bytes:
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