Additional Keys: различия между версиями
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'''Additional keys''' are keys that are not normally accessible through key sensing block drop-down menus, but are detectable using workarounds. Some of the keys involve punctuation and the enter button. | '''Additional keys''' are keys that are not normally accessible through key sensing block drop-down menus, but are detectable using workarounds. Some of the keys involve punctuation and the enter button. | ||
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Additional keys are keys that are not normally accessible through key sensing block drop-down menus, but are detectable using workarounds. Some of the keys involve punctuation and the enter button.
Methods
Here are the following methods to have additional keys:
Method 1
One common way of accessing the keys is by custom inputs, such as utilizing the join block:
<key (join [enter] []) pressed? >
Method 2
Another method is setting a variable to a key, and for the code to check if that key was clicked.
set [key v] to [] // can be any key except Ctrl, Command, Alt, Option, Shift, and Tab forever if <key (key) pressed?> then . . . end
Method 3
Another method of obtaining additional keys is by editing the project JSON file to point the input to a new value with a text editor, specifying an arbitrary value instead of one of the drop-down options.
