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Using the Twiddler 4
Using the Twiddler 3
Twiddler Tuner
Typing Tutor
Twiddler Technical
Twiddler Legacy Instructions
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All tag names are surrounded by angle brackets: <>
Modifiers are keys that do not send an HID code when pressed on their own but modify another character when pressed together. An example of this is Control-C to copy text. “Control” pressed on its own will do nothing. “Control” and “c” pressed will copy a selection to the clipboard.
Each Modifier Element consists of a start tag and end tag, with the content to be modified inserted in between.
<tagname>Content goes here…</tagname>
Keyboard Modifier | MAC Key | HID Code | Element |
---|---|---|---|
Left Control | ^ - Control | 224 | <Left Ctrl> chars to be modified </Left Ctrl> |
Right Control | ^ - Control | 228 | <Right Ctrl> chars to be modified </Right Ctrl> |
Left Shift | ⇧ | 225 | <Left Shift> chars to be modified </Left Shift> |
Right Shift | ⇧ | 229 | <Right Shift> chars to be modified </Right Shift> |
Left Alt | ⌘ - Command | 226 | <Left Alt> chars to be modified </Left Alt> |
Right Alt | ⌘ - Command | 230 | <Right Alt> chars to be modified </Right Alt> |
Left GUI | ⌥ - Option | 227 | <Left GUI> chars to be modified </Left GUI> |
Right GUI | 231 | <Right GUI> chars to be modified </Right GUI> |
Modifiers can be nested. Just make sure to close the inner tags first and move to the outer tags.
Shift-Alt-GUI-g would be entered like this:
<Left Shift><Left Alt><Left GUI>g</Left GUI></Left Alt></Left Shift>