Ctrl + Shift + ; and Ctrl + ; are unavailable

[rhhub]

This is more of a commentary than a necessity. I'm sure it's your personal build after all.

Google sheets, and I think excel, have the following shortcuts:

1. To insert the current date: Ctrl + ;
2. To insert the current time: Ctrl + Shift + ; (Ctrl + :)

Attempting these will produce < >.

If no longer in use, because < > are accessible with combos, I suggest they be removed.

My working snippet.

// tap: comma | shift + tap: semicolon | ctrl + shift + tap: <
ZMK_BEHAVIOR(comma_morph, mod_morph,
    mods = <(MOD_LSFT|MOD_RSFT)>;
    bindings = <&kp COMMA>, <&kp SEMICOLON>; // updated to semicolon on this line
)
// Not needed greater than is on a combo
// ZMK_BEHAVIOR(comma_inner_morph, mod_morph,
//     bindings = <&kp SEMICOLON>, <&kp LESS_THAN>;
//     mods = <(MOD_LCTL|MOD_RCTL)>;
// )

// tap: dot | shift + tap: colon | ctrl + shift + tap: >
ZMK_BEHAVIOR(dot_morph, mod_morph,
    bindings = <&kp DOT>, <&kp COLON>; // updated to colon on this line
    mods = <(MOD_LSFT|MOD_RSFT)>;
)
// Not needed greater than is on a combo
// ZMK_BEHAVIOR(dot_inner_morph, mod_morph,
//     bindings = <&kp COLON>, <&kp GREATER_THAN>;
//     mods = <(MOD_LCTL|MOD_RCTL)>;
// )

[urob]

True. I never needed those shortcuts, so I didn't think much about. I probably should just remove them since I fully got used to the new combos by now. If one would like to make the shortcuts work with the old mod-morphs, one could drop the RCTRL from the inner mod-morph like so:

ZMK_BEHAVIOR(comma_inner_morph, mod_morph,
    bindings = <&kp SEMICOLON>, <&kp LESS_THAN>;
    mods = <(MOD_LCTL)>;
)

// (...) similarly for dot_inner_morph

and replace &hmr LCTRL E with &hmr RCTRL E on the keymap. This way one could trigger the shortcuts using the mods on the right side of the keyboard and still use the left-hand mods to morph ; and : into < and >. But if you are fine using the new combos for < and >, then removing the inner morphs altogether like you did is definitely the cleanest way.

[chris-ryu]

@urob I've noticed that in the latest version, it seems that you were made modifications related to a certain feature by implementing the SIMPLE_MORPH macro. I'm currently looking into how I might remove or bypass this particular modification for my project's needs. Could you please provide some guidance or suggest the best approach to achieve this?

[urob]

You could revert 7a09cb5fc53045e22f4fbe99640faf455074c1fe.

git revert 7a09cb5fc53045e22f4fbe99640faf455074c1fe

But it's really just refactoring, nothing changed fundamentally