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Add CMD and WIN aliases for KC_GUI, GUI(kc), GUI_T(kc), etc.

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fauxpark 2018-03-15 13:23:33 +11:00 • committed by Jack Humbert
parent 729e99961c
commit a2e12faa19
5 changed files with 250 additions and 233 deletions
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quantum/quantum.h
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@ -122,6 +122,8 @@ extern uint32_t default_layer_state;
#define SS_LCTRL(string) SS_DOWN(X_LCTRL) string SS_UP(X_LCTRL)
#define SS_LGUI(string) SS_DOWN(X_LGUI) string SS_UP(X_LGUI)
#define SS_LCMD(string) SS_LGUI(string)
#define SS_LWIN(string) SS_LGUI(string)
#define SS_LALT(string) SS_DOWN(X_LALT) string SS_UP(X_LALT)
#define SS_LSFT(string) SS_DOWN(X_LSHIFT) string SS_UP(X_LSHIFT)
#define SS_RALT(string) SS_DOWN(X_RALT) string SS_UP(X_RALT)

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quantum/quantum_keycodes.h
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@ -449,10 +449,14 @@ enum quantum_keycodes {
#define LSFT(kc) (kc | QK_LSFT)
#define LALT(kc) (kc | QK_LALT)
#define LGUI(kc) (kc | QK_LGUI)
#define LCMD(kc) LGUI(kc)
#define LWIN(kc) LGUI(kc)
#define RCTL(kc) (kc | QK_RCTL)
#define RSFT(kc) (kc | QK_RSFT)
#define RALT(kc) (kc | QK_RALT)
#define RGUI(kc) (kc | QK_RGUI)
#define RCMD(kc) RGUI(kc)
#define RWIN(kc) RGUI(kc)
#define HYPR(kc) (kc | QK_LCTL | QK_LSFT | QK_LALT | QK_LGUI)
#define MEH(kc) (kc | QK_LCTL | QK_LSFT | QK_LALT)
@ -616,8 +620,14 @@ enum quantum_keycodes {
#define ALGR_T(kc) MT(MOD_RALT, kc) // dual-function AltGR
#define GUI_T(kc) MT(MOD_LGUI, kc)
#define CMD_T(kc) GUI_T(kc)
#define WIN_T(kc) GUI_T(kc)
#define LGUI_T(kc) MT(MOD_LGUI, kc)
#define LCMD_T(kc) LGUI_T(kc)
#define LWIN_T(kc) LGUI_T(kc)
#define RGUI_T(kc) MT(MOD_RGUI, kc)
#define RCMD_T(kc) RGUI_T(kc)
#define RWIN_T(kc) RGUI_T(kc)
#define C_S_T(kc) MT((MOD_LCTL | MOD_LSFT), kc) // Control + Shift e.g. for gnome-terminal
#define MEH_T(kc) MT((MOD_LCTL | MOD_LSFT | MOD_LALT), kc) // Meh is a less hyper version of the Hyper key -- doesn't include Win or Cmd, so just alt+shift+ctrl