the strange behavior of the new version ahk

[tmpgmr]

I encountered a problem after updating ahk (1.1.2 -> 1.1.14).

Let's look at the following code:
f::send,i
f up::send,f


If I pressed "shift+f", then released "shift" and after that released "f", I've got:
"Ff" - in version 1.1.2.3.
"Fif" - in version 1.1.14.1.

I could not put the right question to find the answer in WWW.

Perhaps the root of the new behavior is "Custom Combinations and Down/Up Hotkeys". But I think it's more logical result from the previous version ahk, in my case.

Can be a simple "global" way to return the old behavior? I use the old version now.

Sorry for my bad explanation.

Win XP, 32bit

[LazyMan]

For me (AHK v1.1.13.01), it's a matter of timing with respect to the auto-repeat of the f-key. If I release the f-key quickly after I release Shift, I get "Ff". If I wait just long enough to engage the auto-repeat for the f-key, I get "Fif". If I wait any longer than just enough, I get multiple "i"s between "F" and "f".

[Guest]

[quote="LazyMan"]For me (AHK v1.1.13.01)...[/quote]
I tried v1.1.13.00, it works just fine. So the problem in v1.1.14.

[tmpgmr]

I think problem in this:

"Changes & New Features
1.1.14.00 - January 15, 2014
Fixed x & y:: to fire both x:: and x up:: when x is released."

[lexikos]

Try v1.1.14.02.

[tmpgmr]

Try v1.1.14.02.

Thanks, it works.