I have the issue where I have 1 macro bind to Hyper + V and then another macro that triggers that keystroke, but the former macro doesn't get activated.
I use the following macro to split each line of my last clipboard entry into multiple pastes until I deplete all my lines, by pressing Hyper + V I achieve that: Separate each Line on System Clipboard onto it's own Clipboard
This is the macro:
Now say I want to paste fifteen lines and I don't like to press the Hyper + V fifteen times, I made a new macro when pressing Cmd + Ctrl + Shift + V it should execute Hyper + V each 0.75 seconds until I press Escape. This does not work, as it doesn't trigger my former macro (in my case trying to execute Hyper + V), but it actually does work, say I bind it to a any Key, or even Cmd + V, it will execute those keys and keystrokes successfully, but it just won't execute my macro if it is bind to one of those keystrokes.
So all of this is fixed if instead of typing the Keystroke, I execute the macro:
I wanted to ask why is this the case? Why I can't type in a keystroke that triggers a macro?