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Tap then hold built-in functionality actually overrides the ctrl/alt/etc. macros
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ const uint16_t PROGMEM keymaps[][MATRIX_ROWS][MATRIX_COLS] = {
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* | ctrl | gui | End | | PgDn | gui | ctrl |
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* | ctrl | gui | End | | PgDn | gui | ctrl |
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* `--------------------' `----------------------'
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* `--------------------' `----------------------'
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*/
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*/
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// TODO: somehow map shit so you can hold down a button to override the macro hold down feature (e.g. override control hold so that holding a key and space/bksp/ent/tab will repeat those)
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// TODO: somehow map shit so you can hold down a button to override the macro hold down feature (e.g. override control hold so that holding a key and space/bksp/ent/tab will repeat those) ~~~~~~ this might be taken care of.... you can just tap once, then hold, and it does this shit :::))) ... not sure if this is desirable for most use-cases / situations
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// TODO: maybe make almost identical layers but for wintdows and mac
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// TODO: maybe make almost identical layers but for wintdows and mac
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// TODO: find a do nothing key, so you aren't tempted by useless keys
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// TODO: find a do nothing key, so you aren't tempted by useless keys
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// If it accepts an argument (i.e, is a function), it doesn't need KC_.
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// If it accepts an argument (i.e, is a function), it doesn't need KC_.
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