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I think this is because the GlobalHotKeyManager::register
is waiting for the result of whether it was registered successfully or not from another thread. One way to solve this, would be to add another non-blocking API but you won't know if the hotkey was registered successfully or not.
Also may I ask Why do you need to register 30 hotkeys every time you hide/show the window, sounds unnecessary work? hotkeys are usually registered at the beginning of the application so even the currently slow API won't matter. Can you explain your use-case a bit more?
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I built a clipboard manager which has a lot of hotkeys based on if its displayed or not.
Since the hotkeys are blocking the actual keys I have to unregister them everytime
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This is now fixed and released in 4.1
and the performance of register_all
and unregister_all
should now match the performance of other platforms and is now 2711x times faster than 4.0
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