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I'm trying to make a virtual keyboard in my angular app, And i found Simple-keyboard package so that i decided to install it and customize it but i get some error like ".simple-keyboard" was not found in the DOM. what's the problem? Someone can help me?

WOW. That's excellent, deletemeafteraweek (you still with us?). I've been using AutoIT for about five years and have written (and been using for a long time) a keypress macro program...but it was more complex and didn't have the functionality of holding the key down equals holding the mouse button down. Now, I'm sure AutoIT could do it elegantly enough (my programming skills aren't all that great), but yours is a *really* simple program and it works *really* well. I'm inclined to learn AHK now.

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The most common type of keyboard or piano chord is a triad, or three-note chord. A triad contains a root note and two other notes, most often the notes that produce the intervals of a third and fifth above the root note.

Piano notes follow a pattern of black and white keys, with a group of two black keys close together followed by a group of three black keys close together. This pattern repeats across the keyboard, and we use it to identify the notes.

Minor chords, like major chords, contain three basic keyboard notes: a root note, a third, and a fifth. To play a minor chord, select any root note, then count three half-steps up to the third. From the third, count two whole-steps (or four half steps) to find the fifth.

simple-keyboard uses a non-persistent internal input to keep track of the entered string (the variable keyboard.input).This removes any dependency to input DOM elements. You can type and directly display the value in a div element, for example.

This would be a cleaner and more reliable alternative to keeping the tags and adding a key listeners, associating logic, etc. It would react as expected by most people accustomed to navigating forms and other UI site elements with a keyboard.

A lot of these (and many other) accessibility features were initially made for people who need screenreaders and the like, but keyboard navigability comes for free and I have a fair amount of experience implementing things like this. Just trying to get a feel for how the devs feel about these kinds of changes.

When it comes to accessibility we would certainly be open to areas where we need improvement. Outside of screen readers, keyboard accessibility/usability is probably the most common, however I would also encourage any changes should follow WCAG, ADA and Section 508 guidelines for compliance.

I also have a few concerns over using non-standard elements for navigation, the tag is universally accepted as a navigational element and the use of arrow keys across blocks and semantic specificity is key for assistive technology (and can receive focus by keyboard as long as they have an href attribute); so perhaps those can/should be cleaned up with href attributes to allow focus (or explicit tabindex). Also the use of non-standard semantics can cause other issues with different user agents/browsers regardless of styling applied (some of our views and markup are shared between desktop, web, and browser).

I then compiled this script into an EXE, sent it to my desktop as a shortcut, and assigned a keyboard shortcut to that shortcut (ctrl + alt + q). But when I tested it, nothing happened. Specifically, I opened Notepad then executed the keyboard shortcut. After about 1-2 seconds, the Notepad window deselected, then nothing else happened. Thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?

@careca OK thanks, that worked. It's unfortunately a *tad* slow. The text I want to insert is fairly short (~25 characters). So I can type it relatively quickly--as quick as the keyboard shortcut inserts it. I was hoping a shortcut would be able to do so much faster. Is there perhaps some setting or parameter I'm missing?

When the function key is available on keyboard it enables dual use of buttons without increasing the number of keys. A fresh model of MacBook Pro was released in Oct though it had major bugs in OS and require updates with assistance from Apple Customer Service to be installed. Function keys increase the number of moves when playing a game also or can be used for configuring the settings shortcut.

I have two keyboards: my laptop keyboard and a usb keyboard that I use when the laptop is plugged in to my large monitor. Is it possible to set one keyboard to use the standard function keys, and the other to use the special features?

Even more. The Apple ADB keyboards and the older Apple USB keyboards allowed to cold boot the Mac pressing the top right (power) key. Then Apple discontinued that feature but it could be done with dongles like the

I am lucky enough to have a real piano but for vocal exercises and learning songs I feel like an electronic keyboard on my desk would be perhaps more convenient. It doesn't need to feel like a real piano, I'd be using it to pick out a melody line or the odd chord (I think).

I'm not sure what I should be looking for - can I literally get the cheapest MIDI keyboard on Amazon or will that be too limited for my simple needs? The only thing I can see I need is a range wide enough I don't have to be switching octaves mid-phrase, but equally something small would be convenient.

Is everything I'm going to find at the budget end of the keyboard range going to be a MIDI controller that would also be suitable for my needs, or is there a difference between that and a basic keyboard?

Since you don't want to sing anything extravagant, you can use the simplest keyboard, like the one I mentioned above. Heck, a keyboard with two octaves might fit your needs. You can play the chords, play simple melodies and it will fit practically anywhere.

The average person's vocal range is about a couple of octaves but of course your vocal range will start and end at different notes. So make sure that the keyboard has a transpose function. Failing that, get a two octave MIDI controller and use the software or a MIDI control sequence to transpose. When playing transpose the keyboard to a key that fits your vocal range and the keyboard's key range.

Hi! I have the same challange, I tried to follow this advice but couldnt do it. Can you explain with a bit more details, kind of a step by step to do it (build the internal keyboard to fill an input form)?

@MrMaker My solution at the time was overall hacky and relying on a big mess of custom states, custom JavaScript, and several elements/groups. I ended up implementing a 3rd party virtual keyboard some time later. You can see implementation info here: -keyboard/getting-started/#usage-cdn

Is there any place I could find info on how to implement the simple-keyboard creator that @hodgef linked to? Just some kind of simple guide for use in bubble apps. I am in the process of creating a messaging system for my app which will be used mostly on mobile devices.

hi every one

i made a wireless keyboard with NRF

wich have 4 keys F1, F2, left shift and left control

program and arduino works perfectly

but

the problem is , i cant hold bottoms

i mean when i hold bottom it hit rapidly

but what i want is to hold the bottom ( connect ) and when i release the bottom ( disconnect)

the bottom just as a real key board

Found that the horizontal precision is actually nice on this touch sensor, it's the vertical registration where I go wrong the most. So I made a keyboard with only three rows of keys, and I can actually type on it. Trick for me is to briefly but consciously look at a key before hitting it: as soon as I start relying on muscle memory my error rate goes way up. Also find that if correcting mistakes is easy enough and doesn't lead to additional mistakes, it's OK to have some misses. Try the experimental branch on my repo, the Touch / Keyboard example for a taste.

Note that I used sprites both for the text entry field and also (briefly) for the keyboard change so that I prevent flicker. Also, there's now M5.Buttons.pushState() and M5.Buttons.popState() to save and restore buttons, gestures and eventhandlers so that one can switch context (such as into and out of keyboard mode) without setting up one's entire environment again.

The first is that it's copying my mouse events after I press record and as I go into the application I want to run the macro on. For example, in this case I want to run it in Chrome. I ended up deleting the first few steps which involved launching chrome. The reason I deleted them is because I don't want it to be limited to a specific application, and I think that it just adds to the complexity if it tries activating an application. I want it to stick with running keyboard commands only.

The second problem is that I'm not sure how to initiate the keyboard macro. Do I save the recorded file? Where to? How do I invoke the macro once I am in Chrome? Is there a way to assign a keyboard shortcut to it?

Once you save it as a Service you can then set up a keyboard shortcut for it in System Preferences. It should automatically show up under the General group. Make sure it's enabled and give it a keyboard shortcut.

the default keyboard has very few "secondary" (press and hold) functions. Other keyboards offer much better shortcuts in this regard. You don't have to switch pages constantly to get to non-letter characters. Its kind of a big deal in practice.

I would LOVE to see a simple keyboard shortcut to remove a selected paper from the currently viewed folder. The use of keyboard shortcuts for other functions is one of the things that makes working in Paperpile so quick and intuitive!

Whether you're writing a letter or calculating numerical data, your keyboard is the main way to enter information into your computer. But did you know you can also use your keyboard to control your computer? Learning a few simple keyboard commands(instructions to your computer) can help you work more efficiently.

Keyboard shortcutsare ways to perform actions by using your keyboard. They're called shortcuts because they help you work faster. In fact, almost any action or command you can perform with a mouse can be performed faster using one or more keys on your keyboard. e24fc04721