If you understand keymaps, then you understand hotstrings.Originally Posted by 'ockhamsrazor',index.php?page=Thread&postID=110096 #post110096
Keeping in mind that a keymap lets you press G on client A and receive H on client B...
On client A's keymap file you have the hotstring
G -> PressHOnClientB
On Client B's keymap you have the hotstring
H -> PressHOnClientB
When you press H on client A the G gets converted to "PressHOnClientB" and sent to the other client which translates it back to an H.... now if you press G on client B nothing happens, but if you press H on client B, it converts to a hotstring "PressHOnClientB" which is received by client A and translated to a G...
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