Hi all,
Recently I stumbled upon a situation where the current Keyboard.h solution for Keyboard inputs (sendKeystroke() ) alone isn't the proper way to solve my problem. I was taking a look into the HID structure and I do believe it is possible to do this, but since I don't know a lot about V-USB, I would need some help in implementing this.
So, the idea here is to add the Keyboard Event functionality (maybe even extend it to other HID?).
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I don't know exactly where to start - code wise - (as I said, I don't know V-USB that well), but since I have some experience with hardware I don't think this would be too hard to do, if I get some heads up about it.
I thought about starting off with this:
Goal: Implement keyboard events where the system detects the current state of an input and sends a persistent signal, instead of strokes.
Initial Functionalities:
Keyboard.press(char key):
When invoked, acts as if key was pressed and held in the Keyboard. The effect of letting go of it is achieved when calling Keyboard.release();
Keyboard.release(char key):
Interrupts the hold effect of the specified key.
Keyboard.isPressed(char key):
Returns the current state of the key, if it's either UP or DOWN
Keyboard.releaseAll():
Interrupts the hold effect of all keys that are pressed
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Anyone willing to help me with this? I got another person who's going to lend a helping hand starting next week.
Cheers!
