Autokey not working properly when upgraded to 0.98

[renato]

Hello,

I use terminator and Autokey daily and it has some known bugs, but it worked fine on terminator 0.97 (from Ubuntu 14.04 repository)

There's a easy way to reproduce it. I'm using autokey-gtk 0.90.4 (also from Ubuntu 14.04 repository)

Setup any 'Phase' with an newline on the text, sample:

"git status
" (md5sum=31fea9c686268c28539cb53991d85467) and setup any hotkey, I use this bellow:
Abbreviations:
gits
Trigger on: All non-word
[x] Remove typed abbreviation
[ ] omit..
[ ] ignore case..
[ ] trigger when typed as part of a word
[x] Trigger immediately (don't require a trigger character)

After saving it, make sure "Paste Using" is "Keyboard", as all others make gnome crash (autokey bug..)

Configuration photo: http://i.imgur.com/xvFsT9m.png

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Expected behavior (0.97):
when I type 'g + i + t + s' it send backspace a few times, then type git status and send a newline, making the shell executing this command.

0.98 behavior:
when I type 'g + i + t + s' the first time when terminator opens, it may work, but after that, it gets random (newline then 'git s' then 'tatus' on another line.

I thinks is some new way to get text from input ,but there's many changes on 0.98. How can I help to solve this problem?

--- Terminator config ---
[global_config]
  enabled_plugins = CustomCommandsMenu, LaunchpadCodeURLHandler, APTURLHandler, LaunchpadBugURLHandler
  suppress_multiple_term_dialog = True
[keybindings]
[layouts]
  [[default]]
    [[[child1]]]
      parent = window0
      profile = default
      type = Terminal
    [[[window0]]]
      parent = ""
      type = Window
[plugins]
  [[CustomCommandsMenu]]
    [[[test]]]
      command = 'echo "foo"'
      enabled = True
      name = test
      position = 0
[profiles]
  [[default]]
    background_image = None
    foreground_color = "#cacaca"
    scroll_on_output = False
    scrollback_infinite = True

[Stephen Boddy (stephen-j-boddy)]

0.97 and 0.98 are really old. I've tried reproducing this using Xenial, head of the gtk3 series, and Autokey 0.90.4. It did't work at all , even for other GTK3 program either, (i.e. gedit, gnome-terminal). It deleted the "gits", then nothing. Then I restarted autokey, and something seemingly started working. But for me it works everywhere now. both gtk2 and gtk3 versions of terminator.