Mapping keyboard shortcuts (ex copy / paste) to home row keys #9
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Hi Querlak, {
"key_code": 39,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"key": "x",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},
{
"key_code": 40,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"key": "c",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},
{
"key_code": 41,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"key": "v",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},Cheers |
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Hi svenlr, I have two questions related to this issue:
{
"key_code": 58,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"mapped_key_label": "LEFT",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},
{
"key_code": 60,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"mapped_key_label": "RGHT",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},
I've been trying to create Home-Row-Computing-Extended in Linux, this and this has turned to be the best solution, so thanks for creating it! |
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As it often happens, I figured out 1. right after posting the issue: {
"key_code": 58,
"mapped_sequences": {
"down": [
{
"key": "Left",
"modifiers": "Control"
}
]
}
},EDIT: I figured out both of them. Sorry for the spam. |
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Hey svenlr!
Just started playing around in Linux today, and found your python script, and I was trying to figure out how to get keyboard shortcuts to work (like Ctrl + X for cut, Ctrl + C for copy, etc) when I held CapsLock down and pressed keys on my home row. My ideal setup would be "Caps + s" for cut, "Caps + d" for copy, and "Caps + f" for paste. I figured out how to get the keycodes for s, d, and f, (39, 40, and 41 respectively), but I'm not sure how to code the "mapped_sequence" to get the combination of ctrl and the respective key pressed simultaneously to cut/copy/paste content.
Cheers.
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