FA-31661 / Keyboard interactions / Open access
Per-switch keyboard scan debounce: Debounce dwell time is measured from the epoch or the first-ever contact transition · case 01
The event trace violates the timer origin rule and produces incorrect keyboard state or command output.
ROOT CAUSE
Debounce dwell time is measured from the epoch or the first-ever contact transition.
THE FAILURE
Debounce dwell time is measured from the epoch or the first-ever contact transition.
Unsuccessful approach: The partial repair changes this transition to since.setdefault(key,now), which still violates the model contract on the explicit regression traces.
Case contract
Case [threshold,scans]. Each scan is [time,sorted_pressed_keys] and times increase. A raw transition starts a candidate timer; a candidate becomes stable after continuously present for threshold time including exact boundary. Each scan considers every known or raw key. Emit [key,down_or_up,time] on stable transitions; return emissions plus stable pressed keys. Missing keys are raw up. Inputs are finite ordered event traces; return the stated deterministic state. Batch entries are independent. N varies the number of independent input transactions.
Why this case matters
Controlled keyboard event processing model for debugging application event logic.
1 / The failure
Exit 1"""Failure Map reference implementation. Python standard library only."""
import json
N = 1
observations = []
def solve(cases):
def run(c):
threshold,scans=c
stable={}; candidate={}; since={}; output=[]
for now,pressed in scans:
raw=set(pressed)
keys=sorted(set(stable)|set(candidate)|raw)
for key in keys:
value=key in raw
if key not in candidate or candidate[key]!=value:
candidate[key]=value
since[key]=0
if now-since[key]>=threshold and stable.get(key,False)!=value:
stable[key]=value
output.append([key,'down' if value else 'up',now])
return [output,sorted(k for k,v in stable.items() if v)]
return [run(c) for c in cases]
def check(label, actual, expected):
observations.append({"check": label, "actual": actual, "expected": expected, "passed": actual == expected})
check('key-debounce scenario 0', solve([[3, []]] * N), [[[], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 1', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [12, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 2', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, []], [17, []]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17]], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 3', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [11, []], [12, ['A']], [14, ['A']], [15, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 4', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, ['B']], [17, ['B']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17], ['B', 'down', 17]], ['B']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 5', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [11, []], [14, []]]]] * N), [[[], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 6', solve([[3, [[10, []], [20, ['A', 'B']], [23, ['A', 'B']], [24, ['B']], [27, ['B']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 23], ['B', 'down', 23], ['A', 'up', 27]], ['B']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 7', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, []], [15, ['A']], [18, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] * N)
print(json.dumps({"observations": observations, "passed": all(x["passed"] for x in observations)}, ensure_ascii=False))
raise SystemExit(0 if all(x["passed"] for x in observations) else 1)
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| key-debounce scenario 0 | [[[], []]] | [[[], []]] | Passed |
| key-debounce scenario 1 | [[[['A', 'down', 10]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 2 | [[[['A', 'down', 10], ['A', 'up', 14]], []]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17]], []]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 3 | [[[['A', 'down', 10], ['A', 'up', 11], ['A', 'down', 12]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 4 | [[[['A', 'down', 10], ['A', 'up', 14], ['B', 'down', 14]], ['B']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17], ['B', 'down', 17]], ['B']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 5 | [[[['A', 'down', 10], ['A', 'up', 11]], []]] | [[[], []]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 6 | [[[['A', 'down', 20], ['B', 'down', 20], ['A', 'up', 24]], ['B']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 23], ['B', 'down', 23], ['A', 'up', 27]], ['B']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 7 | [[[['A', 'down', 10], ['A', 'up', 14], ['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] | Failed |
SHA-256 / 15e351bfb1dcb14bc1fad6c7ca4719474a22e713f6c6f34ac1650f7e353165bd
2 / The unsuccessful fix
Exit 1"""Failure Map reference implementation. Python standard library only."""
import json
N = 1
observations = []
def solve(cases):
def run(c):
threshold,scans=c
stable={}; candidate={}; since={}; output=[]
for now,pressed in scans:
raw=set(pressed)
keys=sorted(set(stable)|set(candidate)|raw)
for key in keys:
value=key in raw
if key not in candidate or candidate[key]!=value:
candidate[key]=value
since.setdefault(key,now)
if now-since[key]>=threshold and stable.get(key,False)!=value:
stable[key]=value
output.append([key,'down' if value else 'up',now])
return [output,sorted(k for k,v in stable.items() if v)]
return [run(c) for c in cases]
def check(label, actual, expected):
observations.append({"check": label, "actual": actual, "expected": expected, "passed": actual == expected})
check('key-debounce scenario 0', solve([[3, []]] * N), [[[], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 1', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [12, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 2', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, []], [17, []]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17]], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 3', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [11, []], [12, ['A']], [14, ['A']], [15, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 4', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, ['B']], [17, ['B']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17], ['B', 'down', 17]], ['B']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 5', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [11, []], [14, []]]]] * N), [[[], []]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 6', solve([[3, [[10, []], [20, ['A', 'B']], [23, ['A', 'B']], [24, ['B']], [27, ['B']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 23], ['B', 'down', 23], ['A', 'up', 27]], ['B']]] * N)
check('key-debounce scenario 7', solve([[3, [[10, ['A']], [13, ['A']], [14, []], [15, ['A']], [18, ['A']]]]] * N), [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] * N)
print(json.dumps({"observations": observations, "passed": all(x["passed"] for x in observations)}, ensure_ascii=False))
raise SystemExit(0 if all(x["passed"] for x in observations) else 1)
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| key-debounce scenario 0 | [[[], []]] | [[[], []]] | Passed |
| key-debounce scenario 1 | [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] | Passed |
| key-debounce scenario 2 | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 14]], []]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17]], []]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 3 | [[[['A', 'down', 14]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 4 | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 14], ['B', 'down', 17]], ['B']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 17], ['B', 'down', 17]], ['B']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 5 | [[[], []]] | [[[], []]] | Passed |
| key-debounce scenario 6 | [[[['A', 'down', 23], ['B', 'down', 23], ['A', 'up', 24]], ['B']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 23], ['B', 'down', 23], ['A', 'up', 27]], ['B']]] | Failed |
| key-debounce scenario 7 | [[[['A', 'down', 13], ['A', 'up', 14], ['A', 'down', 15]], ['A']]] | [[[['A', 'down', 13]], ['A']]] | Failed |
SHA-256 / bdb3fd4265f98ad0ead64805eced3cbfd6d3876acc2b2f9a86e717d4c3a53bd2
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Offline stipulated event model, not a browser implementation or web standard conformance claim. This reproducer isolates one failure mechanism. Results cover the supplied fixtures. Variants within a family share a test contract and should remain grouped when constructing evaluation splits. Related mechanisms with a shared evaluation_group must also remain together; these controlled models are not independent production incidents.
Observations recorded using Python 3.12.14 at 2026-09-29T14:42:04.626076+00:00.
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