Closed alexg-k closed 3 years ago
And why do you open the issue here and not at https://github.com/timmyRS/Digispark-German-Keyboard-API ?
Let me try to rephrase: With this repo I get the unexpected result from above. With the linked header-file, I get the correct output.
I referenced the other repo with the header-file, so that maybe you can find the bug more easily.
And what is the output of the Keyboard example if you attach it to a Linux and what, if you attach it to a Windows PC? And which core version do you use?
I tried the example from my first post on a linux machine and a Windows VM and both gave me back the result from above.
DigiKeyboard.print("<>");
in both systems resulted in the keyboard output : /{
Sorry, I forgot: Core version is 1.7.2
If you do not want to answer my questions, I do not want to support you!
When I choose to compile with:
#define LAYOUT_GERMAN
and having the keyboard layout in Linux set to German, I get the some characters wrong.For example the line
DigiKeyboard.print("<>");
results in the output:/{
on my system.I am so sorry to not help you more, but I have no clue how these keycodes work. Though I noticed that this header-file does seem to do the trick.