I took a look at the code. Problem is I don't know how to...

Suspend Lua execution while waiting for a result from the callback.
Return a result from the callback or resume Lua execution from the callback.

What are the use cases for geany.keygrab? None of the example scripts use it, and geany.input seems suitable for most user input. geany.keygrab documentation says:

This function was primarily intended for assigning "chained" sets of hot key options, in conjunction with user-defined keybindings.

So the creation of multi-key/step shortcuts? Is that really useful?

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