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Is this possible? There doesn't seem to be anything in the documentation indicating that it is.
I'm trying to implement a key that is ), but > when shift is held (similar to how ] and } behave. I tried something like:
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>
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}
U"FUNCTION7" : ')'; U"RShift" + U"FUNCTION7" : '>';
That almost works. The problem is that the shifted form matches both, so it outputs )> rather than just >.
)>
Is there any way to accomplish this currently? I've got this working via ControllerMate, but I'd love to make it native to my board.
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Not right now, but I am working on it for the KLL 0.5 upgrade that will be shipping with the K-Type.
This is where it'll show up first -> https://github.com/kiibohd/controller/tree/ktype
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Fantastic! I'll keep an eye out.
try setting this as a sequence trigger like this.
U"FUNCTION7" : ')'; U"RShift" , U"FUNCTION7" : '>';
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Is this possible? There doesn't seem to be anything in the documentation indicating that it is.
I'm trying to implement a key that is
)
, but>
when shift is held (similar to how]
and}
behave. I tried something like:That almost works. The problem is that the shifted form matches both, so it outputs
)>
rather than just>
.Is there any way to accomplish this currently? I've got this working via ControllerMate, but I'd love to make it native to my board.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: