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When I try to swap button5 and button4 with this command rivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=button4; button4=button5)", it will not swap but instead make "button4 = button5". As an exemple of the bug, if you type rivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=A; button4=button5)", then the button 4 execute the letter 'A' in a loop until I press the button5 to stop it.
What was expected
The buttons must just be swapped.
Step to reproduce
Is the bug always reproducible or is it "random"?
→ Always
→ Open a terminal and type rivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=button4; button4=button5)"
or
→ Open a terminal and type rivalcfg -b "buttons(button4=button5; button5=button4)"
Bug description
What happened
When I try to swap button5 and button4 with this command
rivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=button4; button4=button5)"
, it will not swap but instead make "button4 = button5". As an exemple of the bug, if you typerivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=A; button4=button5)"
, then the button 4 execute the letter 'A' in a loop until I press the button5 to stop it.What was expected
The buttons must just be swapped.
Step to reproduce
→ Always
→ Open a terminal and type
rivalcfg -b "buttons(button5=button4; button4=button5)"
or
→ Open a terminal and type
rivalcfg -b "buttons(button4=button5; button5=button4)"
System information
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