Auto detect key on mouse double clicks about pynput HOT 4 CLOSED

Sorry for the very late reply.

If I modify your example thus:

from pynput import keyboard                   
from time import sleep 


def on_press(key):     
    if key == keyboard.Key.esc:               
        lis.stop()     
    else:              
        try:           
            print("key.char", ord(key.char))  
            if(ord(key.char) == 3):           
                print("Ctrl+C Pressed!!!")    
        except:        
            print("key.name", key.name)       


lis = keyboard.Listener(on_press=on_press)    
print("start #1")      
lis.start()            
sleep(100)

...run it and then double click on a file, nothing extraordinary happens. On what platform does this occur?

If you want to detect 'c', by the way, you may want to compare key.char directly against 'c' (ord('c') == 99).

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@moses-palmer I'm using windows, I need to detect Ctrl+C. I think when I double click ord(key.char) gets equal to 3. I don't know why this happening.

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I'm closing this issue, as I cannot reproduce it. Does the code sample I posted above cause the issue for you?

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@moses-palmer It seems that the problem was related to a windows issue, not the module itself. I haven't faced this issue for a long time. Thanks by the way.

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