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A button is a simple input component which responds to being pushed by a user.
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sending ctrl-z in a struct?
Keyboard.releaseAll();
} else {
Keyboard.write(tosend);
}
}
//--------------------------------------------------------
void doButton(byte bn) {
struct ButtonStruct *b = buttons + bn;
if (b->bounceEnd) { // Was button …
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Arduino sending keystrokes via push-buttons. Proper bouncing and manually setting buttons?
I have code to get any one button working that works. It's currently set to make pressing the second button type "A." … Is a matrix the way to go or is there an elegant way to manual set each button and compensate for bounce? I'd really appreciate a small example if anyone has done this. …
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