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@dkwingsmt dkwingsmt commented Nov 16, 2021

This PR fixes an assertion error when the physical-logical map changes during key synthesization. This error will lead to irregular key sequences, and might occur during an extremely rare edge case described in the unit test in this PR.

This PR fixes one of the two symptoms of flutter/flutter#93278.

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// Since this key has been pressed before, there must have been a recorded
// physical key.
g_return_if_fail(recorded_physical_key != 0);
// In rare cases #recorded_logical_key is different from #logical_key.
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What does the "#" in the comment represent?

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The #foo means `foo`, which I've seen used in many places.

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