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refactor(developer): .keyboard_info examples should use keys as a string 🎺 #9711
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Why is this being reverted from #9621? Also, how would this look in regard to #9671, and how would the issue be affected?
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I opted to go with the much shorter .kps format and not have two different formats for key strings.
For #9671, I don't really have a good answer, not sure what useful test to put in for that at present. The pattern is deliberately open-ended because we don't know what the key caps will have. Only four substrings have meaning:
x j m shift+e r
+
: modifier joiner, e.g.shift+ralt+z
, orshift+3
.space
: longhand for spacebar, e.g.k a space m r
, andplus
: + key, made available to avoid confusion with specs likeshift+plus
, which would otherwise beshift++
.These are not intended to be used to generate key events -- they are supposed to be human readable keys.