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    1. POHow to create a GUI with multiple lines of glyphs/text in parallel where the glyphs have x and y coordinates
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    2. POHow to get a the actual keyname from hardware key-number/scancode in pure python OR: How to bind the key left of the [1] to a shortcut in Qt
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    1. PONavigate manually with a cursor through nested lists by only providing "left()" and "right()" as commands?
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    2. POConvert list of positions [4, 1, 2] of arbitrary length to an index for a nested list
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      1. POSplit a list into nested lists on a value
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    1. CO@Exa Yes of course.I can't really predict it since its a users choice, but here is some common sense: Since the lower boundaries will be no problem (performance wise) anyway a common upper boundary would be around 150 lines with several hundreds to around 5k events. Values above that should not be prevented but it is seldom and users would expect performance issues from here on anyway.
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    2. COno. Ok, new task: Bind a shortcut to the key which is in the bottom left of the physical keyboard. in qwerty it is labelled "z" and it qwertz it is labeled "y". So in England you have to press the key labeled "z" to activate and in Germany you have to press the key "y" to activate. Set your keyboard layout to test it: setxkbmap -layout de,de
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    3. COSorry, you still don't get it. This has nothing to do with dead keys. Dead keys just add one additional layer of problems, but until the original problem remains we don't even need to think about this. The last paragraph in the question recommends that for own tests you can as well use z and y. It is simpler because these are non-dead keys in any layout.
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