How to define multiple keycodes in a keymap array

[waynelx]

I tried out the advanced example but instead of single keys, I want to define multiple keycodes per key i.e Shift+Tab. Is there an example for that?

[mikejf999]

Hi has anyone had an answer for this one:-
'I tried out the advanced example but instead of single keys, I want to define multiple keycodes per key i.e Shift+Tab. Is there an example for that?'

Thanks in advance

[pangolingo]

You could do this by altering the sample code to store lists of keycodes instead of single values. Then you can use the splat operator to unpack the list to arguments for keyboard.send.

An example (I did not test this) - see the first key which uses a group of keys.

keymap =    [[Keycode.LEFT_SHIFT, Keycode.TAB],
             [Keycode.ONE],
             [Keycode.TWO],
             [Keycode.THREE],
             [Keycode.FOUR],
             [Keycode.FIVE],
             [Keycode.SIX],
             [Keycode.SEVEN],
             [Keycode.EIGHT],
             [Keycode.NINE],
             [Keycode.A],
             [Keycode.B],
             [Keycode.C],
             [Keycode.D],
             [Keycode.E],
             [Keycode.F]]

for key in keys:
    @pmk.on_press(key)
    def press_handler(key):
        keycodes = keymap[key.number]
        keyboard.send(*keycodes)