Measure events api - Canceling command require an extra ESC

[CattabianiI]

I attacched a simple addin Using measure events API Sample

In VS 2015:

1. Build the project
2. Copy the .dll, .pdb and .addin in the proper location (something like: C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Inventor 2018\Bin; C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\Inventor 2018\Addins)
3. Open an assembly with one standard part 
4. Attach to Inventor process
5. Set breakpoint in StandardAddInServer.vb at line 155: oInteractEvents.Stop()
6. Go to the tools tab and click on the Test Measure command
7. Select a face
8. A: Press ESC key and the breakpoint is reached. B: Right click and click on Done [Esc]

On the B workflow Inventor is now in unwanted state with a persistant tooltip on the mouse pointer, the impossibility to select a part... and an extra ESC key is necessary to reach the breakpoint and get back to the proper state.

According to this workflow it seems a very little bug, but in my real case that extra ESC needed is infeasible.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Think you use the command measure via an add in command. This means you need two esc's to go back to the state. One for the add in command and one for the measure command.

[CattabianiI]

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@bradeneuropewrote:
Think you use the command measure via an add in command. This means you need two esc's to go back to the state. One for the add in command and one for the measure command.

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Where did you find this thing? 

Anyway it seems not true on my attached addin: one single Esc does the right job, the problem happens when I cancel the command thru right clicking and clicking on Done [Esc].

Please refer to the following screencast to see what I'm saying.