Convert keys to .talon-list where possible #1554
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knausj85
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Sep 1, 2024
knausj85
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- does not port punctuation_words or symbol_keys, as these are used by create spoken forms
- adds support for keypad keys
- does not port punctuation_words or symbol_keys, as these are used by create spoken forms - add support for keypad keys
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We discussed the old PR (940fe69) a bit in the backlog session. The thinking is to avoid trying to create some sort of auto-conversion mechanism and live with a manual merge for python lists we convert to *.talon-list. |
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https://talon.wiki/Quickstart/improving_recognition_accuracy#collected-alternatives-to-the-default-alphabet is for the alphabet; we should migrate our recommended modifier alternatives to the wiki too. |
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Since the modifiers aren't already on the wiki, maybe we save that bit for another day. I think this is good to go. |
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Heh, I didn't see this before I put together a wiki change :-) Let me know if you want some other alternatives; I included the ones from the comments plus the ones I use personally. |
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Those look good to me, thanks. Forgot I'm a member over on the wiki org too, and can do things 🐙 |
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Ugh, we missed 'insert" too... |
All platforms: - keypad_enter - insert (inadvertently removed in talonhub#1554) - Allow dictating keypad keys directly without "press" Mac: - "function"/"globe" for globe/fn modifier (increasingly used by the OS) - "return" for return (as printed on Apple keyboards) - "enter" for [keypad] enter The only one I'm a bit worried about is the last one. It does behave "correctly" per Apple's definitions but it's possible some users are used to saying "enter" (though it's not the correct name for the key) and will get unexpected behavior.
All platforms: - keypad_enter - insert (inadvertently removed in #1554) - Allow dictating keypad keys directly without "press" Mac: - "function"/"globe" for globe/fn modifier (increasingly used by the OS) - "return" for return (as printed on Apple keyboards) - "enter" for [keypad] enter The only one I'm a bit worried about is the last one. It is correct per Apple's definitions but it's possible some users are used to saying "enter" (though it's not the correct name for the key) and will get unexpected behavior; in most Mac apps I've tried, Return and Enter behave identically. Co-authored-by: Jeff Knaus <[email protected]>
