With the exception of the letters and the Predefined
Macros, none of the predefined keys are case sensitive.
For example, both alt and ALT are permissable.
2.2.2 Entering Text Strings
To enter a text string macro, the string must be
enclosed in double quotes. The length of the string is
limited to the size length of the internal buffer of the
Twiddler2 (~80 characters) minus the number of chord,
whitespace, and quote characters. Below is an exam-
ple of a string macro.
0 00MM = "Twiddler2"
The follow combinations of characters can also be used
in strings.
\r converts to a carriage return
\t converts to a tab character
\" converts to a double quote character "
\\ converts to a backslash \
For example, the following string definition will produce
the same result as the one above, but with a return
included.
0 00MM = "Twiddler2\r"
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Shift Keys
SHIFT
Left Shift
CTRL
Left Ctrl
ALT
Left Alt
RALT
Right Alt
RCTRL
Right Ctrl
RSHFT
Right Shift
Characters
SPACE space bar
a-z and A-Z letters, A-Z issue SHIFT first
0-9,
number (keys at top of qwerty)
! @ # etc. all punctuation keys
Predefined Key Combinations
SHIFT+HOME
Shift+Home
SHIFT+END
Shift+End
SHIFT+PGUP
Shift+Page Up
SHIFT+PGDN
Shift+Page Down
SHIFT+UPAR
Shift+Up Arrow
SHIFT+DNAR
Shift+Down Arrow
SHIFT+LTAR
Shift+Left Arrow
SHIFT+RTAR
Shift+Right Arrow
ALT+F1 ... ALT+F12
Alt+F1 thru Alt+F12
CTRL+F1 ... CTRL+F12
Ctrl+F1 thru Ctrl+F12
SHIFT+F1 ... SHIFT+F12
Shift+F1 thru Shift+F12
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