Interface ResolvedGlobalSequenceEntry

Whether this global sequence fires before the layer broadcast.

• false (default): layer broadcast → global sequence → … → screen stack
• true: global sequence → layer broadcast → … → screen stack

Whitelist of screen components that may use this global sequence.

• "*" or omitted: all screens
• []: no screens (effectively disabled)
• [Menu, Game]: only when the stack top is exactly Menu or Game

Whether screen components are allowed to override this global sequence via boundSequence. Only sequence bindings can override — ordinary boundKeyboard bindings are never checked against global sequences.

Controls behaviour when a key is pressed that does NOT match the next key expected by the pending sequence.

• false (default): the mismatched key cancels the pending sequence and falls through to lower-priority handlers.
• true: the mismatched key is silently consumed — the sequence keeps waiting until the timeout expires or the correct key arrives.

When true, an overlay-phase entry (affectLayer: true) fires even while no layer is open. With the default false, the entry is skipped when no layers exist. Only relevant when affectLayer is true.

Ordered key names that make up the sequence (e.g. ['g', 'g'], ['ctrl+w', 'q']). Must have length ≥ 2.

Restrict this global sequence to a specific mode.

When set, the processor skips this entry unless currentMode matches. Checked before when, affectLayer, category, and cover evaluation. When omitted, the sequence is active in all modes (including no-mode).

Maximum time in milliseconds between key presses within the sequence. The timer starts when the first key is pressed and resets on each matching key. If it expires before the full sequence is entered, the pending state is cancelled.

Optional condition callback. When provided, the global sequence only starts and continues when this returns true.