@ -35,6 +35,70 @@ Still, if you don't want to use the lozenge as your command character, you can s
But don't knock the lozenge till you try it.
@subsection{Lozenge helpers}
@subsubsection{AHK script}
Courtesy of @link["https://github.com/maphew"]{Matt Wilkie}: ``Here's a working AHK script to have double-tap backtick send the lozenge character. It took way more time than I want to think about, once started I couldn't let go.''
@fileblock["tick-tick-lozenge.ahk"]{
@foreign-code{
;
; Double-tap backtick sends Pollen command character (◊)
; For some reason I needed to use Unicode 'U+25CA'
; instead of the standard alt-code '9674'
;
; Adapted from http://ahkscript.org/docs/commands/SetTimer.htm
; and http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/145507-how-to-use-double-tap-backtick-with-pass-through/
;
#EscapeChar \
$`::
if winc_presses > 0
{winc_presses += 1
return
}
winc_presses = 1
SetTimer, TheKey, 250 ; Wait for more presses, in milliseconds
return
TheKey:
SetTimer, TheKey, off
if winc_presses = 1 ; The key was pressed once.
{Send `
}
else if winc_presses = 2 ; The key was pressed twice.
{Send {U+25CA}
}
; Regardless of which action above was triggered, reset the count to
; prepare for the next series of presses:
winc_presses = 0
return}}
@subsubsection{Emacs script}
Courtesy of @link["https://github.com/lerichard95"]{Richard Le}: ``If you're using Emacs, I tried to write a tiny function that inserts the lozenge character. I chose M-\ because that's the key for the lambda character in DrRacket.''
