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hi, ive been using keyd for like 2 days now and ive got basically my whole qmk keyboard setup running all on my laptop keyboard which is pretty sick
that being said, from what i read, i do miss one feature from qmk and it would be cool if it could be implemented:
the magic key/repeat/alternate repeat key
basically it repeats whatever letter was last typed, so 'dd' would become 'd[repeat]'
you can also specify that after typing a letter, a different one shall be repeated, so 'ar' (which is hard for me to type on colemak) would become 'a[repeat]'
thank you :)
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I do want to note that it is somewhat possible already with the oneshotm action. There will be a lot of duplication and drawbacks such as the loss of repeat-by-holding, which is why a dedicated feature would be nice, but still, if you're really missing it:
[main]
a = oneshotm(repeata, a)
b = oneshotm(repeatb, b)
# etcetera
[repeata]
. = a
[repeatb]
. = b
# etcetera
thank you for providing a way to do what i was looking for - will try this now, although as you said its kinda impractical to do for every key if you just want a normal repeat key
hi, ive been using keyd for like 2 days now and ive got basically my whole qmk keyboard setup running all on my laptop keyboard which is pretty sick
that being said, from what i read, i do miss one feature from qmk and it would be cool if it could be implemented:
the magic key/repeat/alternate repeat key
basically it repeats whatever letter was last typed, so 'dd' would become 'd[repeat]'
you can also specify that after typing a letter, a different one shall be repeated, so 'ar' (which is hard for me to type on colemak) would become 'a[repeat]'
thank you :)
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