Closed skhrlx closed 2 years ago
According to the manual page of Keyboard.write(), the provided argument should be:
a
char
orint
to be sent to the computer. Can be sent in any notation that’s acceptable for achar
.
You can thus use
Keyboard.write('a'); // 'a' is a char
If you want to send a string of characters, like "a"
(double quotes mean “string”), you should use Keyboard.print() instead.
Given that the correct usage is documented, I would consider this issue invalid.
Basically, when i run this sketch into my arduino, he just write "=", he dont write "a".
I just already tried:
Modify "a" in >
KeyboardLayout.cpp
using the key code given for me at https://keycode.info/, and the arduino continue writing "=" I tried run it in a Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04 and i got the same issue *I tried other default layout,es_ES
, return a ")"I use the ABNT 2 Keyboard Layout(brazilian layout...)
I just trying to make this work like 6 hours, i just dont know what i can do more...apreciate any response