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@noroadsleft's Userspace

This directory holds the code that's the same for every keyboard I use in QMK, which is currently:

kc60
kbdfans/kbd75/rev1
coseyfannitutti/discipline

Macro Features and Custom Keycodes

VRSN

Outputs a string that tells me the Git commit from which my flashed firmware was built. Looks something like:

kc60:noroadsleft # @ 0.6.326-6-gae6d7b-dirty

Git Macros

Some frequently used Git commands.

Keycode	Output	Output with `Shift`
`G_PUSH`	`git push origin`	`git push origin`
`G_FTCH`	`git fetch upstream`	`git pull upstream`
`G_BRCH`	`master`	`$(git branch-name)`

$(git branch-name) is an alias for git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD, which normally returns the name of the current branch.

Customized Keycodes

I used to have a boolean variable that changed the functionality of these keycodes, but I no longer work in the environment that I wrote the functionality for, so I took it out. The keycodes still exist because all my keymap.c files reference the custom keycodes I defined.

Keycode	Action
`M_SALL`	`Ctrl+A`
`M_UNDO`	`Ctrl+Z`
`M_CUT`	`Ctrl+X`
`M_COPY`	`Ctrl+C`
`M_PASTE`	`Ctrl+V`

Emulated Non-US Backslash

Sometimes I type in languages from countries that use ISO layout, but my keyboards are all ANSI layout, so I have one key fewer than necessary.

This macro simulates the Non-US Backslash key if I hold Right Alt and tap the key to the right of Left Shift.

Requires defining ANSI_NUBS_ROW and ANSI_NUBS_COL in config.h at the keymap level.¹

Emulated Numeric Keypad

If I hold the Right Alt key, the number row (KC_1 through KC_0) will output numpad keycodes instead of number row keycodes, enabling quicker access to characters like ™ and °.

Emulated Extended Function Keys

Similar to the emulated numpad, if I hold the Right Alt key with the Fn key, the function row (KC_F1 through KC_F12) will output keycodes KC_F13 throught KC_F24.

License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Footnotes

1: ^ ANSI_NUBS_ROW and ANSI_NUBS_COL are in the following locations: