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Writing Joystick Code: Part 1: Difference between revisions
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The code will work and we humans have an explanation of the code. | The code will work and we humans have an explanation of the code. | ||
To write long comments you can do this | |||
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You can also use the function keys as modifiers: <mod-F1>, <mod-F2>, etc., but remember that with all the combinations of Shift, Ctrl and Alt you get 7 options, and that is a lot of options to remember for each button. | You can also use the function keys as modifiers: <mod-F1>, <mod-F2>, etc., but remember that with all the combinations of Shift, Ctrl and Alt you get 7 options, and that is a lot of options to remember for each button. | ||
In a later section I will show how to use buttons on the joystick as modifiers. | In a later section I will show how to use buttons on the joystick as modifiers. | ||
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