This change adjusts the KEYMAP() function to provide a more visual representation of the key positions on the keyboard. Previously, keymaps have been defined directly using arrays for the Atreus keyboard. While this works, it doesn't utilize the helpful KEYMAP() function at all to allow the user to visually position the key codes for ease of editing. See the Ergodox-EZ KEYMAP() function and layouts for a great example of how this can work.
This change should not break any existing Atreus layouts. At the time of this commit, there are two existing layouts for the Atreus board, and neither use the KEYMAP() function.
This change adjusts the KEYMAP() function to provide a more visual representation of the key positions on the keyboard. Previously, keymaps have been defined directly using arrays for the Atreus keyboard. While this works, it doesn't utilize the helpful KEYMAP() function at all to allow the user to visually position the key codes for ease of editing. See the Ergodox-EZ KEYMAP() function and layouts for a great example of how this can work.
This change should not break any existing Atreus layouts. At the time of this commit, there are two existing layouts for the Atreus board, and neither use the KEYMAP() function.
This updates my ErgoDox EZ layout to v1.3, which has the following
noteworthy changes:
* Added support for logging keys, by pressing `LEAD d`. Also included is
a tool to generate a **heatmap** out of the logs.
* The arrow and navigation keys were rearranged again, and now require
an additional key being held to activate. See the **base layer** for
an image that shows where arrows are.
* The **experimental** layer has been redone, and is now
called **ADORE**, and as such, can be enabled by `LEAD a` now.
* Switching between Dvorak and ADORE is now persisted into EEPROM, and
survives a reboot.
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <algernon@madhouse-project.org>
when using tap dance, we have the `regular` callback that is called on
the last tap. this commit adds an `anyway` callback that is called on
every tap, and a `reset` callback that is called on reset of the tap
dance taps.
Modified the LUFA USB HID Descriptor to change the logical/usage
minimums for System Control from 0x01 (Mouse) to 0x81 (System Power
Down), this fixes OS X recognizing the Planck as having a mouse and
tablet, even with mousekeys off.
