hotkeys | robust Javascript library for capturing keyboard input | Keyboard library

This is the code that is working until I press windows+L to lock my windows PC. Once I lock my PC and then unlock it, the hotkeys stop working and the terminal window is hung. I have to exit the program by keyboard interrupt. Here is the working or not-working code.

Context

After implementing HostListeners for a certain keyboard event in my Angular application I ran into the problem that some users might not have conveniently placed keys. As an example the English QWERTY keyboard has its "/" next to the right shift button. On the other hand, the German "QWERTZU" keyboard has its "/" in the numbers row, next to the "`" and it requires two modifier keys in order to perform. The goal was to improve usability by allowing certain keyboard shortcuts, but in this case for the German keyboard, it does the opposite.

Goal

My goal is to specify certain hotkey combinations in a specific application configuration class. This should not be too difficult to perform. The users can then configure their hotkeys themselves.

Problem

At the moment my implementation for a certain hotkey looks like this.

I have a project to monitor employees and I have a sidebar in this project.

As is evident in the first two pictures, there is a sidebar, and inside it there is a button. Then I press the button, then the dialog appears in the "bottom left" of the page, and I want to do the same idea.

And the thing that I did is in the third picture, I create a button within the sidebar, and when I click on this button, a dialog appears, but the dialog appears in the middle of the page and not at the bottom left of the page.

How can I solve this problem?

I wanted to automate adding "conditional formatting" > "color scales" using VBA script. But as I google it, I couldn't find any solution. But I thought if it's possible to automate/simulate Excel hotkeys, such as "alt > H > L > S", it should be possible. So I'd like to know if there is a way for that?

How can I add a "vertical line" between the three columns, that is, between the three sections. That is, I want to add a cloud between the first and second sections, and I want to add a column between the second and third sections.

And this file was designed in which the interface shown in the image was designed, and three sections were added, and each section contains a number of elements.

I am specifically writing this from the perspective of running Mutt from multiple hosts, but a single source-code-controlled configuration file. Leave it to the devops side that "all" host configurations are being kept adequately in-sync.

So, basically, I want a specific mailbox configuration, effectively based on host type, but more generically, based solely on the hostname command. Essentially, I want the default mailbox to be "correct" for a given host (generally /var/mail/$user for Linux hosts), but I have already defined hotkeys for Mailbox 1-3 that default to hotkeys (basically F2, F# and F4 are the IMAPS mailboxes, and the default is the local system default).

How would you set this up? Currently, I can switch between mailboxes with the proper hotkeys. But, how do I base muttrc "decisions" based on the hostname in which mutt has been run?

I write Python in Atom. Are there any packages or hotkeys that I can use to align the comments like this:

I am copying everything from the docs of jsTree section about mySQL and php.

I've got no clue what could be wrong, I delibratly have changed nothing from the example given, to make sure it is not my fault and still, nothing. I know that it should not function fully, because the links are not real routes on my server, but it still should at least attemt to contact them, but I do not see this communication in my browser (F12->network).

I did try to modify everything with real routes on my server but still, nothing.

The copied HTML and cdn's I used.

I want to bind some text to keys to quickly fill some webform so when I press some key it pastes some predefined text. For example: a = "cat" s = "dog" d = "flower" etc. So I make script like: