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asterics / Addon-Bluetooth-WebGUI

ESP32 Addon for FABI & FLipMouse, adding Bluetooth and WiFi/WebGUI support
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Added right-alt keycode #6

Closed benjaminaigner closed 2 years ago

benjaminaigner commented 2 years ago

Added the right-alt keycode, which is supported by FABI & FM. Keycode is according to https://keycode.info @klues I hope that's the right way :-)

klues commented 2 years ago

Is Right-Alt the same as Alt Gr? Because on my environment Alt Gr is javascript keycode 18 and I don't have any other Alt-key that has keycode 255 - see https://i.imgur.com/Ja30MRj.png. Beside of this it should be the right way, have you tested if your changes result in having Alt-Right available to select in the GUI?

benjaminaigner commented 2 years ago

Interesting... I have 225 for RightAlt :-). And it is necessary to type e.g. {[]} on a German keyboard layout.

Is it possible for you to type in "{" by using the left Alt + Ctrl + 7?

This modification works on my Linux machine (detecting right alt in the GUI and typing in {[]}).

Screenshot from 2021-11-30 09-53-11

klues commented 2 years ago

Interesting... For me it's all the same, but only the AltRight keycode is 18... Alt + Ctrl + 7 also prints { for me.

benjaminaigner commented 2 years ago

OK, on my keyboard i cannot type {[]} without the right alt. Then it should not make any difference for Win Users, either way the correct Alt Key for the current layout should be detected.

klues commented 2 years ago

As far as I know the javascript keycode is only to necessary to write the correct FM/FABI-keycodes here when typing via keyboard: https://i.imgur.com/EsELQjb.png

On Windows it detects Alt Gr as Ctrl + Alt, so I think it's fine to just add the Right Alt as you did, which then should be detected on Linux machines (and also can be added manually via the dropbox above on Windows). So if it works as expected on your machine, just merge :)