Cycling event

Hey all,
I've got a problem, my key listener in MyGUI acts like a cycle, im setting it up like this:

...
myWidget->eventKeyButtonPressed = MyGUI::newDelegate(this, &ThisClass::myWidget_keyPressed);
}

void ThisClass::myWidget_keyPressed(MyGUI::Widget* _sender, MyGUI::KeyCode _key, MyGUI::Char _char)
{
// once I press some key, this code starts repeating forever, why? :/
}


Input is injected from a buffered OIS input event callback.. but that OIS callback code is done only once for a pressed key (I've ensured myself about that using logging), while this MyGUI event callback keeps repeating. Any ideas why?

MyGUI 3.0.1
Ogre 1.7

Thanks for any help!

When you press key and hold it autorepeats until you release that key. So you probably not releasing key or not injecting key released into GUI.

When you press key and hold it autorepeats until you release that key. So you probably not releasing key or not injecting key released into GUI.

I've modified it for key release. And it does exactly the same (after the key release). So, I'm sure I'm releasing that key and also injecting the release. The widget in this case is Edit, could it be related?

Another possible reason is that you put breakpoint there and you getting next thing:
- key pressed
- breakpoint triggered
- key released (but not handled by application because it was stopped at breakpoint)
- continue process: gui still think that key is pressed and start autorepeat.

What can be a "breakpoint" in the code?

First I thought it's a bug related to the new versions recently released, then I wanted to ensure myself that just my app is wrong in some point, which I did with some testing. But it still took me several hours more to find my mistake: in OIS's callback for key RELEASE I was injecting key PRESS to the MyGUI as well as in OIS's key PRESS I was injecting key RELEASE to the MyGUI.. simple inversion. Thanks for your time.