Sequence tirggers function

[20lives]

is it possible to send a keypress after a sequence? for example for a dvorak user who wants to keep the qwerty CTRL functions (copy, cut, find...) locations like LCTL(KC_K) will result in LCTL(KC_C).

same thing needed in the Symbol Layer in the default map of the Ergodox_EZ, how can I activate the ctrl shortcuts on a layer who run over the needed keys (c,v,a,f)

i can't find this feature in the docs.

[jackhumbert]

I'm not sure what you mean by sequence, but you can use the Dvorak-specific keycodes like DV_C to get a literal C when the OS is set to Dvorak. You'll need to include keymap_dvorak.h at the top of your keymap. On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 7:05 AM, 20lives notifications@github.com wrote:

is it possible to send a keypress after a sequence? for example for a dvorak user who wants to keep the qwerty CTRL functions (copy, cut) locations like LCTL(KC_K) will result in LCTL(KC_C)

i can't find this feature in the docs

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[20lives]

read my other example.

i have to use os qwerty

[20lives]

in kiibohd/KLL the feature available, you can read it in the spec http://input.club/kll.

[jackhumbert]

I'm still not sure exactly what you're talking about, but if you're looking for a qwerty-ctrl key when your default layout is hard-coded dvorak, a macro like this would work:

if (record->event.pressed) {
  register_code(KC_LCTL);
  layer_state |= (1<<5);
} else {
  unregister_code(KC_LCTL);
  layer_state &= ~(1<<5);
}

Where layer 5 is the qwerty keymap of the control keys you're talking about, and your control key is M(x) (x being the macro number you place this code block into).

[eltang]

Do you mind having to do execute all of your shortcuts in QWERTY? If not, here is a solution. You should change layer 1 to be a QWERTY layer. Then you should change the Ctrl keys on your Dvorak layer to function keys that use ACTION_LAYER_MODS(1, MOD_LCTL).

[jackhumbert]

I believe that's what they're talking about - the macro I wrote does the same thing.

[eltang]

I see that now. Do you know if there is some file in which I can find the macros that correspond to each action?

[jackhumbert]

Unfortunately macros are implemented in a different way than the actions - action.c contains a lot of them.

[eltang]

Oh. I was hoping I could find a solution to the problem I posted in your subreddit. Do you have any ideas?