Closed zagatozee closed 6 years ago
@zagatozee sorry, I forgot to push the update, doing it now (the update will be available in a couple of hours, no need to download the library as zip).
Anyway, if you want to test a library which has not been released yet, you need to manually remove the folder C:\Users\YourUsername\Arduino\$LibraryName
to make sure there are no clashes. That folder is not protected and always takes precedence over the one bundled with the IDE.
Was able to update (v1.0.2) and now the keyboard.h shows the f13-f24 keys - thankyou. Issue closed.
I'm trying to get a sketch working that will allow the f13-f24 keys working, but I can't get the library manager to update to this version of the files, if I try to add the zip of these files via "manage libraries" I get the error; "A library named Keyboard-master already exists".
I can't manually replace the default ones the IDE uses because that folder is protected by windows.
So, can I get the library manager to read these files as a valid update, or somehow tell the IDE to ignore the default libraries and read these ones instead? Or do I just need to wait for the IDE to update to these versions?
Currently using "Arduino 1.8.5 (Windows Store 1.8.10.0)"