controller/Macro/PartialMap/capabilities.kll

Name = PartialMapCapabilities;
Version = 0.4;
Author = "HaaTa (Jacob Alexander) 2014-2016";
KLL = 0.3d;

# Modified Date
Date = 2016-08-06;


# Capabilties available to the PartialMap module
layerState  => Macro_layerState_capability( layer : 2, state : 1 );
layerLatch  => Macro_layerLatch_capability( layer : 2 );
layerLock   => Macro_layerLock_capability( layer : 2 );
layerShift  => Macro_layerShift_capability( layer : 2 );
# By default, rotate to the next layer
# The current rotating layer is stored separately to the layer stack
# But still sets the layer stack using the layerLock/unlock mechanism
# Argument 0 -> Next, 1 -> Previous
layerRotate => Macro_layerRotate_capability( previous : 1 );

# Defines available to the PartialMap module
stateWordSize => StateWordSize_define;
stateWordSize = 8; # Default for now, increase to 16 or 32 for higher limits

indexWordSize => IndexWordSize_define;
indexWordSize = 16; # Default for now, increase to 32 for higher limits (8 for less resource usage)

# Block Key Capability
# Add this capability as a combo to any key you want to explicitly block another
# For example:
# To turn Shift+1 into q
# U"Shift" + U"1" : U"Q" + blockKey( 0xE1 ) + blockKey( 0x1E );
#
# 0xE1 - Left Shift (0xE5 is Right Shift)
# 0x1E - 1
#
# NOTE: KLL is limited to using numbers for key blocking instead of the symbolic names
#       A future version of KLL will address this
blockKey => Macro_blockUSBKey_capability( usbCode : 1 );

# This defines the maximum number of keys that can be blocked in a single processing loop
maxBlockCount => Macro_maxBlockCount_define;
maxBlockCount = 4;