Wow I really like this.
In particular, you can set up.. did you call them 'chords'? So basically pressing any combination of keys, like using any key as a modifier. I'm assuming that's where you're going with it?
I'll give it a proper test tomorrow, but wanted to say I like
Coming out of nowhere drivin' like rain, Stormbringer dance on the thunder again
Dark cloud gathering breaking the day, no point running cause its coming your way
Rainbow shaker on a stallion twister, bareback rider on the eye of the sky
Stormbringer coming down meaning to stay, thunder and lightning heading your way
Ride the rainbow crack the sky, Stormbringer coming time to die
~ Deep Purple, Stormbringer
Thanks.Originally Posted by Flekkie
That's right. You can do this with HotkeyNet now, but HotkeyNet requires that the user declare in a script that the key is used as a modifier and from that point on, the key can't perform its normal function.In particular, you can set up.. did you call them 'chords'? So basically pressing any combination of keys, like using any key as a modifier. I'm assuming that's where you're going with it?
Mojo won't require this, so a key can (if the user wants) be used in chords while retaining its normal use, or maybe it will be possible to selectively disable it from its normal use (for example, it might work one way if a certain window is in the foreground but another way at different times).
Thanks.I'll give it a proper test tomorrow, but wanted to say I like
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