Tool for Programming QMK Key Codes

[azzipa]

If you're interested in programming non-standard keys and/or macros, this is a helpful tool called Key Codes from programmer Many Tricks. "Key Codes is a little utility that displays the key code, unicode value, and modifier keys state for any key combination you press. If you're a developer, this might be useful to you." (I have no involvement, just found this helpful.)

[xudongz]

Just to add on, Linux users might be interested in the "xev" command.

To monitor all input events:

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xev
To monitor just keyboard events:

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xev -event keyboard

[Faceman76]

Thanks, I'm looking to re-purpose several keys to Copy & Paste.  I know about Cont+C & Control+V, but when you're using both sometimes several hundred times in a row, this will save time.

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