Defining triggers with keys that are *not* pressed

[mcmillion]

Is this possible? There doesn't seem to be anything in the documentation indicating that it is.

I'm trying to implement a key that is ), but > when shift is held (similar to how ] and } behave. I tried something like:

U"FUNCTION7" : ')';
U"RShift" + U"FUNCTION7" : '>';

That almost works. The problem is that the shifted form matches both, so it outputs )> rather than just >.

Is there any way to accomplish this currently? I've got this working via ControllerMate, but I'd love to make it native to my board.

[haata]

Not right now, but I am working on it for the KLL 0.5 upgrade that will be
shipping with the K-Type.

This is where it'll show up first ->
https://github.com/kiibohd/controller/tree/ktype

On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 2:31 PM Matt McMillion [email protected]
wrote:

Is this possible? There doesn't seem to be anything in the documentation
indicating that it is.

I'm trying to implement a key that is ), but > when shift is held
(similar to how ] and } behave. I tried something like:

U"FUNCTION7" : ')';
U"RShift" + U"FUNCTION7" : '>';

That almost works. The problem is that the shifted form matches both, so
it outputs )> rather than just >.

Is there any way to accomplish this currently? I've got this working via
ControllerMate, but I'd love to make it native to my board.

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[mcmillion]

Fantastic! I'll keep an eye out.

[ckaros]

try setting this as a sequence trigger like this.

U"FUNCTION7" : ')';
U"RShift" , U"FUNCTION7" : '>';