Open stevejmu opened 8 years ago
After a little digging, I found this in the Constants.h file:
enum MODIFIERS { 136 kModifierShift = 1, 137 kModifierControl = 2, 138 kModifierOption = 4, 139 kModifierCommand = 8 140 };
So it looks like mod:0 would be just the key itself, and the list of modifier values above refer to the CMD (Win), OPT (Mac), CTRL, and SHIFT keys with their respective values (which I figured as much but didn't know which values referred to which key).
@stevejmu You're right, it's a bit confusing. Maybe we should make a README.md
in the Layout
directory. Would you mind taking a stab at that?
I'm new to GitHub - how do I create a Readme.md file in the Layout directory? Could we just update the Readme.md in the main directory (or both)? Again, I'm not sure how to edit anything on here.
No problem! When looking at the files, click "Layouts". You'll see a plus button just above the file view where you can add a new file to that folder. Call it "README.md" and use Markdown to format it, or submit what you'd like to see and I can format it :)
Hey @parkr, I know this is a very old ticket but people are still using VSCO keys so some improved documentation could be helpful. Are you still taking pull requests for this repository?
I already had a bit of a go at explaining what I found here but I can formalise it for the documentation.
Hey @hybridvision! I no longer work at VSCO and can therefore no longer accept PR’s myself. Sorry!
Sorry @parkr, I should have checked! I appreciate the quick reply though :)
Looking at the list of members, I'm not sure who is best to ask but maybe @bshackelford - are you still taking PRs?
@hybridvision Yeah, I'm happy to take a look at any PRs and help do what I can to get it merged. Thanks!
(Also, hi @parkr 👋 )
In keys/Layout/sampleLayout.keysjson, what does the "mod":"X" parameter refer to? I've seen different number mod values (0, 2, 8, etc.), but nothing that tells what that mod value refers to.