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Emacs Lisp 24.27% YASnippet 0.89% Python 2.69% Shell 15.86% Nix 14.76% Fennel 4.27% Lua 2.68% Swift 0.23% Clojure 5.53% JavaScript 27.22% AppleScript 0.47% Vim Script 1.13%
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Creating a simlayer with a :pkey trigger

Hi!

I've just discovered that I can use Karabiner (and so, Goku) to map stuff onto my Logitech G600's buttons, and I'm over the moon, realising that I can stop using Logitech's awful software.

However, I'm trying to replicate something, and here comes the trouble.

Basically, on this mouse the third click is a layer key, allowing you to use the other buttons with it.

So here's how I'm trying to do the same:

{:simlayers {:alt {:pkey :button6}}
 :main [
  {:des "G600"
   :rules [
          [ { :pkey :button12 }  :!Cw ]
          [ { :pkey :button12 }  :!CSw :alt]
          ]}
  ]}

This doesn't seem to be the right syntax, but I'm struggling to find what I should to instead.

trouble using predefined :prev_app tos definition

In ./config/karabiner.edn, you define :prev_app (line 4) as a :tos definition, but I'm having trouble using it with your later-defined right_command re-mapping (lines 287-289):

โžœ  ~ goku
ERROR: invalid <to> in main section's Change right_command ...
Failed!

It seems that there's nothing defined for :application anywhere else in your config, but the <to> part of the rule invokes that at line 289: [:application :right_command nil {:alone :prev_app}].

Could you clarify what is intended by :application and why it might not be working for me?

Unintended expose?

You have exposed your TabNine api key in your config. Not sure whether it matters, but just wanted to give a heads up.

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