I use PowerToys to remap Left Ctrl to CapLock and remap CapLock to Left Ctrl. Yet, I am using a Sublime Text plugin which uses python's win32com.client.Dispatch("WScript.Shell").SendKeys
function to send keybindings such as "Ctrl+A" ("^a"
) and "Ctrl+V" ("^v"
).
However, since Left Ctrl and CapLock are swapped using PowerToys, I find that every time SendKeys("^a")
is executed, CapLock is pressed first, followed by "a", so it prints "A".
Is there a way to work around this, e.g. letting SendKeys
ignore PowerToy's key remapping? Thanks!
Sorry that I found a solution seconds after posting this... Remapping Right Ctrl to CapLock solves the problem.