Closed deadshxll closed 12 months ago
I solved this by gathering intel by looking at the newer project and using the intel with this project, all I did was simply add a new function to the hidkeyboard.cpp file that does what I want
// hidkeyboard.cpp
bool HIDkeyboard::sendMultiPress(uint8_t keycode1, uint8_t keycode2, uint8_t keycode3, uint8_t keycode4, uint8_t modifier)
{
uint8_t keycode[6] = {0};
keycode[0] = keycode1;
keycode[1] = keycode2;
keycode[2] = keycode3;
keycode[3] = keycode4;
return tud_hid_keyboard_report(report_id, modifier, keycode);
}
bool sendMultiPress(uint8_t keycode1, uint8_t keycode2=0, uint8_t keycode3=0, uint8_t keycode4=0, uint8_t modifier=0);
I'll keep this issue up in case the developer has an answer.
You already found the answer. In this library there is missing few features, it was simplified library. The other i started having some experience, but i have no time to continue.
You already found the answer. In this library there is missing few features, it was simplified library. The other i started having some experience, but i have no time to continue.
Awesome, thank you for creating this library though, saved my life.
How can I press a key like Win+Shift+S? I know that I have to hold the GUI key first, then Shift, then R.
However when I send a key to hold down and then follow it up with another key it stops holding the first key making it not possible to do this
please write a POC example, would be very beneficial.